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EMERGENCY AL,DENDOM
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CITY 08 DENTON CITY COMICIL
September 8, 198:
Adoption of a Resolution Allocating funds for the
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TO: Chris Hartung, City Manager
FROM: W. H. McNary, Director of Finance 10
DATE: September 4, 1981
SUBJECT: TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOR THE
' RENOVATION OF THE ARTS FACILITY
'fhb City has completed the construction' of the Robertspn Street
underpass and excess funds in the amount of $36,231.4' are
available to be used As matching funds for the renovation of
the Arts facility., y he
transfer of the fundahfromcthe Council Development Block
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Grant fund to the General Project fund, J,.
forsrenovationlofethegfacility afterGthetreceiptoofAthe granti;
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Director of Finance
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,.
That the City Manager is hereby authorized to transfer from
the Community Development Block Grant project Fund No. S the
sum of Thirty Six Thousand Two Hundred Thirty One and 47/140
($360231.47) Dollars to General Project Fund No. In to he held
for the benefit of and to be used by the Greater Denton Arts
Council to refurbish and construct the Old Diesel Plant anal
Warehouse; provided, however, said sum' shall he made avallahle
contingent upon the Greater Denton Arts Council raising
sufficient funds to renovate the Old Diesel Plant
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 8th day of September, 1081,
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C.' J. TAYLOR, JR.,. CITY ATTORNEY
_4~ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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FIAERGENCY 'nDDENDt~
AGENDA
ll CITY OF DENTC CI'I'1~98b~C1L
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Approval of a resolution protesting
Santa Depot in Denton. !
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AGENDA
CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL
September 8, 1981
Special Called Meeting of the City of Denton City Council on
Tuesday, September 8, 1981, at 7100 p.m. In the Council
Chambers of the Municipal Building at which the following items
of business will be considered, r
7100 p.m.
1. Appearance by Jane Chapman Smith relative to the 1981
North Texas State University Homecoming on October 10,
1981.
2. Selection of a representative to attend the September ?r-
140 1981 meeting in Richardson relative to the closing
of the Santa Fe Depot in Denton, f
3. Ordinances
{ A. Adoption of an ordinance disannexing'the Cityy
Power Plant, ti
Be Adoption of an ordinance approving the 1981 Tax
Assessment Rolle. (The Board of Equalization ,
recommends approval,)
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C. Adoption of an ordinance changing the speed
limits on Dallas Drive and Loop 288 near the mall.
46 Receive a report from architects on the new Police
Building.
5. Discussion on the 1981-82 City of Denton Budget
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MEMORANDUM
TOt Mayor 6 Members of the City Council
FROMI M, Ann Green, Administrative Asrietant
DATSs September 3, 1951 0.0
sUBJECTi Appearance by Jane Chapman Smith
This item was. placed on the agenda at the request of Counoil~r
member Ray Stephens. There is no back-up information on this
item.
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CITY OF DENTON
H24ORANDUM
qp$ Mayor 6 Members of the city Council
FROMi M. Ann Green Administrative Assistant
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SUIUECTo Selection of a representative to attend meeting
the closing of the Denton Banta Fe Ipepot
This item was placed on the agenda at the request' of'Cbuobii
member Ray Stephens. Mr. Duker from the local Santa re office,
will be present at the meeting.
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AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ALTERATION OF CERTAIN BOUNDARY
LIMITS Of THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS BY THE DISANNEXATION OP
CERTAIN UNINHABITED TERRITORY CONS11TING Of 16,414 ACRES' OF
LAND OWNED BY THE CITY OF DENTON EXISTING WITHIN THE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF SAID CITY AND CONTIGUOUS TO AND ADJOINING THE LINES O?
SAID CITY.
t WHEREAS, a public hearing before the City Council of the
City of Denton, Texas, where all Interested ptersoas wore
provided with an opportunity to . i heard on he - proposed
disannexation of the ollowlag described territory:
All that Certain lot, tract or parcel of land tying end beiii
situated in the CltYY and County at Denton, State of Texss, ans
being part of the H. ustin Survey, Abstract No, 40 and also
being part of a tract oil laced as Conveyed from ton A. Henderson
and wife, Marcella S. Henderson to city of Denton, Texas, a
municipal Corporation by deed doted October 13 1934 and
recorded In Yolise 398, Page $76 of the Dead RocorAsof Denton '
County, Texas, and more particularly described as follows: v
BEGINNING at the southeast corner of said tract, said point
lying on the north right of way line of Spencer Road;
THENCE north 10 33' east along the east boundary line of said j'
tract a distance of 1041.66 foot to a point for a corner;
THENCE south BIG west a distance of 1100 feet to a pout for a k''
corners
THENCE south 670 010 11" wait `a distance of 611.7d feat t tiro
westerly southwest corner of said tract and the north tig~it of
way line of spencer Road;
1 THENCE south 400 16' east al" t southwest boundary tine of
slid tract and north right of way line of S sneer Road a
distance of 1196,04 feet to the southerly southrest earner of
said tract;
THENCII south Sao lost `along the south boundary Ifni of said
tract and north right of way line of Spencer Road a distines of
63611 feet to the pplace of beginning and containing t6.4?4
acres of lane more or ias$,
was held at 7i2p ~ o'clock P.M~ am the i1.~ _ day
of _J~ut_gI,:vhlch date is not mbre then Ew~y nor
less en ton mays prior to the institution of disannaxatiort
proceedings; end,
WHEREAS, notice of such public hearing was publlshed lm tho
Denton Ascord•Chroatclo, a newspaper having gineral circulation
in the Cityy of Denton, Texas, on _s~tw f A a prior '
which date is not more tttn twenty no"~Tsin ten'aiy prior
to the date of such public hearing: and
WHEREAS, the above described territory is owned In fee
simple title by the City of Denton, Taoist and
h' WHEREAS, the above described territory presently, exists
.1 within- the Cerporeto Straits of the City ,of Denton 4nd is
t} eentiguyyous to and adlelns the boundary lines of the Cityl•and
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NHEREAS, the inclusion o, the above•destelbed terrltorl
within the corporate limits. or the City of Denton is not
necessary for Clty purposes; and
WHIRL430 the above described territory is IMllbabited, the
only impro%ements in the territory being buildlnls owned by the
City of Denton; and
WHEREAS the above-described territory is not taxable to
the city of Benton, Texaai and
WHEREAS, the above described territory contains 16.474
tells; and
ifNEREA3, final assn a and approval or this ordinance IS
I deterred until, the dth day of _ T_ Sea. 1411 said
date being at laast-i tty days lt-irpea ca on WOOF, NOM,
TMEFORE,
THE COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF DENTON HERSEY ORDAINSI
SECTION 1.
The following 4escribal land and territory existing "within sr
the corpotate limits of the City of Denton Togas, and W h
adjacent to and adjoining the. MI bounitr lines at ' Nis
City, St hereby dlsannexed and ahsll hereafter be excluded from.
the Corporate SmitS of the City o{ Donton, Texa, to-wits
lituat d !n the CittyyoandaCountyDof D~nlolk1St tt'Of TOXAft And
being part of the M. Austin Sutvey, Abstract No. 4; and 9100
being part Of a tract of land to conviled tram Len R: Hendorioa
and. wile, Mu ee13a S. Hyenderson to City of Deaton, Texan, 54 , and
munStipai corporation b99 it e$16,of the D644 oberadA of Danioil
recorded En Yo umf 396{
County, Texas, and more pattitularly described a loilowaI,
EECINNINO at the southeast corner of said tract said point
lying on the north right of way line of Spencer Raad';
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THENCE north 10 33' fist sidng the seat boundary line of laid
tract a distance of 1011.66 feet to a•point tar a Corners
THENCE South moo Wait A distance of 1100 lest to a poipt for e
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THENCE south 610 04' 11" west a distance at 31176 teet to the
westerly southwest Corner of slid tract and the north right of
way line of Spencer Rotdi
THENCE south 490 ISO list atom the southwest boundary line of
said tract and north tight o4 way line of Spanta~oR~ota of
distance of 1146.94 leer to the southerly southweet
laid tract;
THENCE south $So east glen, the south boundary Sine of said
636111 fe t Ito the plicea at beginning and Rcon tainiing 6.414
scref of land more or less.
SECTION It.
1'hs'above described territory AM hereafter not be a part
of the)City of Danton, Texas and the book entitled "Official
,Corpotaio Limits at. the City of Denton, Texas" IS hereby amended
lcdordingty.;
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passasa and approval. day of _ _r 1061.
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t MY of D11MMMO TEXAS MUNICIPAL BUILDING / DENTON, TEXAS 76201 / TELEPHONE (811) 566-8200 f ;y1
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TO: Chris Hartung, City Manager
FROM: W. H, McNary, Director of Finance
,IaDATE: September 3, 1981
SUBJECT: ADOPTION Of THE ORDINANCE APPROVING THE ASSESSED VALUE
ROLLS
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As requested in'the prior City Council meeting, the ordinance s {
4 approving the tax assessment rolls for 1981 has been continued
for the agenda on September 8. }
Enclosed are minutes of the Board of 8qualitation meeting and
the signed approval of the rolls for the Board of SqualIi tI"n.
The roll is available for inspection by the City Council in the
City Manager's conference room, r.
W. H, Wary
Director of Finance
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Miaetes 01 the le',rd of sgaalisatlon tee year 1111
The beard of tqutsllation convened lruquat l/, i911 as 1r16 A,M. !n TX'.
the Clvie canter Connenity bldg-, Corner Of McKinney and sell, banton
taxes.
►taeenti leard members, darland tataa, lorry Gild, deerto llttor, `
TAX Aeseseor-Getlaator Huth Mixon and $an Armstrong of professional
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due Aetltee of the loard of Igualiratien aaetlr,ae had been d
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proper publication had been Seas, t.,e Chairean hated that the i0ard a+
wit now toady for bueinaeer wharoupon th♦ ldard precsoted with the
'allowing protest) }
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FRIDAY AOOUIT 14, 19$1, 9,30 A.M.
NAME AEf ERENCE 6 AENDSRID APPRA16S0 VALUE SET DY
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MEAVIR NIIDON 1310-00715 16000
and MR.BURX 1510-00700 166,971 10,771
1 1310-01!00 30,639 10,439
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3930-01000 40,03$ 40,016
1$,400 16,400
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MRS. MILK 5960-00100 7J,6 c1 60,911
ASCII1 11100 TO 1030 P.M. `
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ALL BOARD KlKBCAI PRESENT
BILL MASS fOR OSIO-03000 335,137 63,070
"AIR CORP. AND
1 UNIVERSAL OSIO-00100 4,305 3,161
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0571.00300 3,093 3,395 1
AECRIS 3045 TO 4000 P.M. 1
CONVENE 4100 P.M.01.14.11
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ALL DOARO MEMBER! PAEJENS,
AIPAOVIO AND 11641L TO[ 1961 VALUATION ROLL
ADJ41AMID 4010 P.M.
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The Board considered the foregoing items. Motion wag made
and seconded that the values be approved. The motion carried. it i
was moved, seconded and carried that the schedule of values are I I
fair and egaitable and assessments made by the Assessor and
Collector of Tares are hereby approved.
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It was further moved, seconded and tarried, that all protests
not herein expressly enumersted for persons who either appeared
before the Board of
Equalisation, or filed protests and felled to
appear, are hereby expressly overruled and assessments are made by
the Assessor and Collector are in all things approved.
it was further moved, seconded and carried, that the
vsluttions placed against property of persons who were given
notice of such valuation and who failed to appear before the Board
of Equalisation are approved.
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The board of Equalisation, having reviewed tba'peotests and
the aesseament rolls covering taxable property located ' thtA the i
City of Denton] in their entirety and after duly constderinq'the I
samso ire of the opinion that the assessment rolls aA corrected
should be in all things approved,
There being no further business before the Board, their
labors having been completed; upon motion of Mr. ,d r~
seconded by xr. _ ej,.r , unanimously earned and
adopted that said Board of Equalisation sitting for the year 1911
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be duly adjourned this the day of August at j'2 o'cleok.
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RENCERID fOR 1AAAtION rd9 THE' YEIA 148t
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ACCOUNTS VALUATION I
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551 7,!16,119.. ...POEILE HOMES AF1[R HOMO EAD
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A #~+r~~°rH2 4YALUg_ LOSS DUE iO.IG._YAIUE'a!, 6! tbL71A19~.,
1VALU[ LOSS DUE 10 OP[N SOACb i Ir1OT,4l6
Z nMEAS Of'TME_i+OARD.D► tau1U24 ' 11ON rag THE YEAR
1911r HAVING EXAMINLO THE WITHIN TAX ROLL, FIND 1NC SAME CORRECT.
IN TESTIMONY HCREOFP WITNESS OUR HANDS THIS iHI .f.~.... 01Y OP ,A
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M ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, APPROVING THE 1011
TAX ASSESSMENT ROLLS AS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF BQVALIZATION
OF THE CITY OF DENTON.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS:
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The 1961 Tax Assessment Rolla of the City of Denton# Toxas,'
as approved by the Board of Equalisation' of the City of Denton
are hereby approved.
PASSED AND APrAOVED this the day of
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CITYOFDBNTON, TSTEA1tYQ1t a,.,.
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APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FOIL4: ~F.
C. J, TAYLOR JR, CITY ATTORBEY s,,c
CITY OF DENTIN, TEXAS
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FROM. Rick Svehla
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DATE; September 21
+ of the Speed Limit
SUBJECT. Changing ;
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on August25+fro8144he s°uth of ~ea`Slay 4 ne to Pipin Rockpand
limit change
to approve a 45 mph change from Piping Rock to the -3S exit.
The we the ordinance was , the 3S mph to the Ih35iramp;as correct ~ i
but the 45 mph overlapped
Attached is a copy of the corrected ordinance which will amend
the'pit sous ordinance.
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AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, DETERMINING AND
CERTAIN PORTION rkI D LLAS t DRIVE BEGINNING LIATT A N POTHAT
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APPROXIMATELY 900 FEET NORTH OF THE INTERSECTION OF DALLAS
DRIVE AND TEASLEY LANE, THENCE IN A EOUTBERLY DIRECTION ON
1 DALLAS DRIVE TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY SO FEET NORTB.OF TITS
I NO 91 DETERMINING AMU ZSTTABL 88100 ~TMEY MAXIMUM ~ PRIMA PPACIE
1 SPEED LIMIT ON THAT CERTAIN PORT1014 OP DALLAS DRIVE BEGINNING
E AT A POINT APPROXIMATELY SO FEET NORTH OF TEE INTEASECTION Or
DALLAS DRIVE AND PIPING ROCK, THENCC IN 'A SOUTBERLY OIRECyIOW
ON DALLAS DRIVE TO A 10INT APPROXIMATELY ssOO,FEET SORT OF ITS
INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST VRONTAGE ROAD O► INTkRSTATE NIGH$1AY
359 TO EE FOATY-FIVE (/S) MILES PER NOM PROVIDING A PENALTY
+ OF A FINE NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED (!200.00) DOLLARS;
REPEALING ORDINANCE NO, 91+7E1 PROVIDING A SEVERIBILITY CLAUSE
AND DECLARING AN Err MIVE DATE,
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HERESY OVDAIBSi
SECTION IL
Based upon an engineering and traffic investigation, the
city council hafeby determines that the reasonable and sate
prima facie MIXlmum *paid licit on that certain pottlon of
Dallas Drive beginning at a point approrimately 900 teat north
of t8 lnteresetlon of Dallas Drive and Teaaley Lane, thence in
a southerly direction on Dallas Drive to a Point A
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SO feat north of Its intersootton with Piping Rock to b.
thirty-fly* (IS) riles pet hour,
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Based upon in engtnsaring and traffic investigation, the
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City Council 'beraby determines that the reasonable, and 'safe
prima facto maxtrum speed limit on that aartain portion of
Dallas Drive beginning at a point approximately !o feet north
of the intseaction of Dallas Drive and Piping Rock, thenos in
a soutberly diractlon on Dallas Drive to a point apprakirately
3,no rest tooth of tss Intereeotion with the east frontage road
of Interstate I}tghwsy )SE to be forty-five 1151 sties Poe hour,
oECTION ifl
An indlVidual adjudged guilty of Axesedinq this speed
listti shell be guilty of a rlsdemanor, and punished by a fins
not to 4000d Two 8undred 0200.001 Dollars,
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SECTION TV,
That. if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence,
clause, phrase or word in this ordinance, or application )I
thereof to any person or circumstances is held invalid by any
court of cokapstant jurisdiction, such holding shall not effect
! the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance, and
the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, hereby declares
it would have enacted such remaining' portions despite any such
invalidity.
9ECT10N Va :A1
That Ordinance No, 81-3 is hereby repealed, a
ECCTION V1.
That this ordinance shall become effective fourteen (141
days from the date of its passage, and the City Seeatary to
hereby directed to cause the caption of this ordinance to be
published twice In the Denton Record-Chronicle] ,the official
newspaper of the City of Denton, Texas, within ten (10), days of
the date of its passage,
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of Ssyteeber, 101.
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CITY OF DENTON
MEMORANDUM
TOi 0. Chris Hartung
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FROMI Rick Svehla
DATES September 2, 1981
SUBJECTS plans for the new Police Building
Gerald stone will be it the meeting 'on September S, 1961 to
discuss plane for the new Police Building, including provisions
for handiopped accessibility.
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Authorization for the City Manager to issue a notice
1. Medical Services charges
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AGENDA
CITY OF DENTOM CITY COUNCIL
August lit 19P1
Special Called Meeting of the City of Denton City Council at
5100 p.m., August 11, 1981 in the Civil Defense Room of the 4
Municipal Building at which the following items of business
will be considered. 1
5100 p.m.
' 1. Executive Sessions
A. Legal Matters - Under Sao. 2(e), Art. 6252-17
V,A.T,S.
B. Real Estate - Under Sec. 2(f), Art, 6252-17
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Co Personnel - Under Sec, 2(g), Art. 6252-17 V,A.T,B,
D. Board Appointments - Under Sao, 2(g), Art, ti.
6256-17 V.A.T.S.
Special Called Joint Meeting of the City of Denton City Council
and Historto Landmark Commission at 6100 p.m.,.Tuesday Auqust
11, 1981 in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal building at
which the following items of business will be considered,
6100 p,m.
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1. Receive a report from architects on the pbiioi
building and approval of a recommenGation from the
City Staff,
Speclal Called Meeting of the Cityy of Denton City council at
7100 p.m „ August 11, 1991 in the Council Chambers of the
Municipal Building at which the 'following items of business
will be considered,
" j 7100 p,m,
yV 1. Consent Agenda
r, Each of these items is recommended by the Staff and
approval thereof will be strictly on the.basisrof the 1 - a
6taff recommendations, Approval of the Consent Agenda !
x Authorises the City Manager or his Usignee to
iroplomen E each item in accordance with the Staff
recommendations,
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August 11, 1901
Page Two
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1. Approval of the final replat of Denton Area
Teachers Credit Union Addition. (The
Planning and toning Commission recommends
` approval.) `
2. Approval of the final plat of Golden
Triangle Industrial Park, Phase IV. ;
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B. Contracts
1, Approval of a contract with Concrete
Contractor Company for clearing work ar,=
adjacent to the Phoenix appartments,
C. Change Orderas
1, Approval of Change orders 116 and 17 for 7 4f
ceiling the and light fixtures for the
Library,
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Aa 2-1500, This is the petition of Rant Jacobson ,
requesting a change c f stoning from single' family
(OF-7) to the planned dev4lopment (PD) Zoning
LJ f classification on an approximately .64 acts tract.
located on the northwest corner of Idstlont and :
Broadway. The toning' chan,;e would, permit the
development of duplex (2-F) units with the 11
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Plannin and Zoning Commission recommende t
Approve?
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1 1. Adoption of an ordinance changing the Zonipq
from single family (8F-7) to the planned i
I development (PD) 'Zoning classification on an
approximately .d4 acre tract located on'1he ;
northwest cornet of Malone and Broadway,
• The toning change would persait the ;l
development of duplex (2-F) units with the
ca1bility of individual sale attachsda
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August 11, 1981
Page Three
B. 7-1502. This is the petition of Dottie Dowling
requesting a ohacge of zoning from single family
(SF-7) to the planned development (PD) zoning
clAssification at 1303 Eagle Drive. The parcel
is `.oc4ted on the south side of Eagle Drivel
adjacent and west of the intersection of Eagle
Drive and Avenue A. The zoning change would
permit the operation of an artist studio and
smal, handicraft retail center (Artist Co-Op).
(The Planning and Zoning commission recoim ends
approval.)
1. Adoption of an ordinance changing the Boning E
from single family (8F-7) to the planned
development (PD) zoning classification at
1363 Eagle Drive to permit the operation of
an artist studio and handicraft retail
center (Artist Co-Op). The parcel is
located on the south side of Eagle Drive
adjacent and west of the. intersection of
Eagle Drive and Avenue A. 3-1502.
C, z-1503. This is the petition of Joseph Burris ,
requesting a change of zoning from agricultural
I (A) to planned development (PD) classification r
for single family residential development
(typical lot size 60' x 1001) on an approximately ~
thirty (30) aore tract at 701 Mockingbird Lane.
The property begins 1160 feet mouth of the
intersection of Audra Lane and Mockingbird Lane.
(The Planning and Zoning commission recommends
approval.)
1. Adoption of an ordinance changing the zoning
from agricultural (A) to planned.daVeiopwent
(PD) classification for single. family ;
residential development (typica lot also
60' x 1001) on an approximately thirty (30)
1 sore tract at 701 Mockingbird Lane. The
property begins 1100 feet south of the
I intersection of Audra Lane and Mockingbird
Lane. 2-1503.
D. 2-1505. This is the petition of the city of
Denton requesting annexation of a tract
approximately 440 acres in sire. The property
begins approximately 3000 feet south of East
McEinney Street and is known as the Mayhill
Community.
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Page Four
3. Ordinances,
1. Approval of an ordinance repealing Section 19-23
of the Code of Ordinances relating to the
consumption of alcoholic beverages on premises
where billiard tables are owneA and operated.
4. Adoption of a resolution in opposition to Senate bill
898 which prohibits local governments from setting
i cable television rates.
5, Discussion of annexation of land adjacent to the
proposed Loop 288 and Denton Municipal A rport,
b. Approval for the Denton Community Theatre to use the
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I Civio Center 'an a bass of operation acid to be exempted i
from normal Use associated with that use during its
next season of operation,
7. Approval of a lease contract with the Greater Denton
Arts Council for the Diesel Plant and Old City
Warehouses
8. Official Action on Executive Session itemst ;
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E, Real Estate
C, Personnel
D, Board Appointments
91 New Busineset
This item provides s section in which to suggest new
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Meeting Dates August il, 1981
City Council Agenda Item
Subjects Approval of the final replat of Denton Area Teachers
Credit Union Addition. G
Summary: Several existingg lots are being replatted into one lot to
accommodate builng plans for Denton Arta Teachers in a zoning districtAdiandta1 publicyfaoilitie:dare incplacecial
Credit Union
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Action Required: Approval of the replat.
Alternatives: Approve or table the rat.
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Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously
recommends approval of the final replat of Denton
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h Meeting Date: August 11, 1981
f City Council Agenda Item #
Subject: Approval of the final plat of lot 1, block 1, Golden
Triangle Industrial Park Phase IV.
r , Summaryi This is a one lot subdivision approximatbly 6.2 acres in I
size located "along the north side of Morad Street diet 1
of Loot) 288. The parcel is zoned light indslstrial I)
and gill be used by General Telephone Company. All pu lic
facilities are in place.
F Action roquireds Approval of the plat, 1
Alternatives: Approve or table the plat. !
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1 Recommende,tions The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously
recommends approval of the final plat of Golden ;
Triangle Industrial Park Phase IV.
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Back,1 Summary Sheet
Meeting Date, August 11, 1981
City council Agenda Item #
Subject: Approval of a contract with concrete contractor Company
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Summary: Approval of this contract will allow for clearing „ork
along the west side of the Phoenix Apartments for a
picnic and recreation area, The low bid is $3000,00.
Action Requiredt Approval of the contract document,
Alternatives: 1, Approve the contract,
2. Disapproval of the contract.
' 3. Table item for future consideration.
4 Re-bid the project.
Source of Funds: 100% fundi4,g by the Community Development Block ;F
Grant.
Recommendations The Planning and Community Development Department
recommends approval,
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This Agreement 11 made an the _=hdey of Auxust
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State of Taxes, hereinafter referred to as 'tontrattar", and the
City of Denton, Texas, a Municipal Nome Rule Corporation, 1
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In consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein ;
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1. Contractor will dllmantle and carry away alt of the
materials as agreed to And ipeeifled in Attachment 'A' entitled
'Stops of Sarvicss' and made a part of this agree.ant herein,
for the structure and/or improvements situated on the property illy
located It Northeast of termination of Prairie street
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the premiset %hail be left clean and free from All rubbish cad
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D, Contractor 4111 provide all labor and materiilo And
furnish and erect, it its own expansa, whatever o4w.ipmant or
work may be nacetiary for the oxpoditious and proper eaaiution "
of eta duties hereunder.
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and ethorwise comply with all applicable eity, county, and state
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e, tontrattoe will begin work within ton 0O} dayt or 'the
axicution of this contract And complete the 1smi by the 1,1th, oily (
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It~ to prosecute the work with promptmoss and diligence, or tilt to i
perform any of the agreements of this contract, City may, at its
election, terminate the employment of Contractor, giving notice
to Contractor in writing of ouch electron, and enter an the
premises and take possossian, for the purpose of completing the
r work included under this agreement, all of the materrali,-tools,
and appliances belonging to Contractor, and to employ any other
person or persons to finish the work and to provide the
materiels therefor at the expense of the Comtraetdr,
S. Contractor will be in full charge and assume all
lrabrllty of the dismantling And clearing away of the material,
belek, wood, And other substena:es off laid property.
Contractor, his agents, and letvaAtl will be liable and R ,
rospd~'sible for all damage done to other property 4416161114 the
property to doscribid above end shall be rlsponsibte and i4blai
for any damage done to any periao that might be (Alured whilm
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will rndem6ify the City against all suite or cleiml-arteino out
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of Contractor's performance of its duties undo? th11 eentyae
Ngardlelt of who makes the claim at whether the claim 41 bae14 t
ae the 1114110 negtiglncs of Contractor. Contractor will dehfid
oil such actions it its own 11046110 including 'ittarnoy fees, '
U d will satisfy !6y ludoment rendered 12616111 the City iA Any a
such Action,
8, City will pay to Contractor the total Iua of 13000,00
Dollars within thirty (30) days from
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Mr. King Cole, Asslt City Manager j ,
City of Denton
Municipal Building'
115 E. McKinney
Denton, Us 76201 Roe Denton Public Library
Dear King1
9nulosed herewith are copies of two Change Orders on the Addition
i to the Public Library.
` Change Order 416 is for the replacement of ceiling the in the
osiginai library. the ceiling the in the old buildirl has be-
come discolored over the years by roof leaks and soiling. 1ho 1 t
pattern is no longer available to the materiel cannot be plecad
+ in, A new roof has been installed over this space tnd a new ceiling
can be installed without fear of further damage caused by lo%ks., 1
understand that the City has recently collected about 110800 in in-
surance claims for leek damage to this space, 11ba net coat could
therefore be considered to be approximately 6400 (though t urAsrotand
that this claim payment cannot be applied directly to the new ceiling).
The other Change vrdero N17# also relates to these spaces. 2hae room
era presently equipped with their original imandeecent lighting fixtures.
The fixtures are expensive to operate and generate a good deal of _beato.
teing`incandescsnt. It seams foolish to take these fixtures do"I install
the now ceiling, than replace the outmoded fixturaei and Y therefore
gq t that the additional expense of lose than 62,000 be born,
i suppose that both of the above should have been forseen and,ineorrarated
into the original contract, we were at the time of the bidding, very con-
earned with the total coat and chose not to inolude thip work, %%a total
of Change orders is currently less than 3% of the Hest Bid, which seem to
me a very gwd record fora Project of a remodeling/addition character, j;
kk t there are any questions, pleats cell,
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PROJECT; Public Library CHANGE ORDER NUMBER: 16
(nane, address) Denton, Texas I
INITIATION DATE. August 4, 1981
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Remove existing acoustic the ceiling in rooms 212 and 214. Install
new acoustic the ceiling equal to Armstrong Acoustone 12"xl2"
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i ' the Dale of Substantial Completion as of the date of this Change Order therefore Is j
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(name,addrrssl Denton, Texas INITIATION )PATE: Puggst 4 1981
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ARCHIEECT'S PROJECT NO:
1 Contract Builders CONTRACT FOR: General Cmstxuotion
814 W. Shady Grove
Grand prairio, TX 75050
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Remove existing ceiling liglIts in Rooms 212 and 214. Add 6 enty-two '
(22) new two lamp fixture And four (4) new 4 lamp fixtures in Rooms
212 and 214. Fixture to be surface mountod fluoureacent V:Ittures .
matching fixtures in poppet theater room and shall be moun',rd on
existing outlet boxes as directed by the Architect. tfnuaerl outlets f
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The Uale of Subrtantia) Carnplellun as of the date tit this Change Order Ihrrefow Is ,
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Case No.: Z-1500 Date: August 11, 1901
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ti GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicant Grant Jacobson j'
P.O. Box 2455
-Denton, Texas 70201
Status of Applicant Financial interest
Requested Action Zoning change from single family
(SP-7) to planned Development
(PD) classification.
Purpose To develop duplex (2-1) units with
the capability of being split for
individual sale.
Existing Zoning SF-7
Existing Land Use Vacant r
Location and Size Approximately .64 acre located on
the northwest corner of Malone and
Broadway.
Surrounding Land Use and North - Single family; 3F-7
Zoning South - Single family; SY-7
East Single family; SF`-7
West Single family; SF-7
Land Use Plan Area is designated as low intensity
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Public Utilities Adequate public utilities are
available for extension to this
site and there is adequate capacity.
Physical Characteristics Topography is flat. Vegetation is
basically grass.
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Zoning History Mr, Victor Alvarez petitioned the
planning and Zoning Commission j
and the City Council for a change
of zoning from SF-7 to office
classification on this :84 acre
traot. The.Planning Commission
considered the request at its
October 1, 1980 meeting and after
the public hearing, recommended
denial of Z-1461 by a 3-3 vote. ~
Staff basically.felt that office
zoning could have a negative impact on surrounding properties if site
plan control and other conditions :i
associated with (PD) were not
guaranteed. The request was
modified to Planned Development
(PD), and subsequently, scheduled
for the November 4,'1980 City
Council meeting. The City council
tabled the request at the November
i 4; 1980 meeting and scheduled'it
for further consideration at its
November ]8, 1980 meeting. The
item was again tabled by the City
Council on November i8;,=Y960, and
I no action was taken tberoaftor,
Inasmach as bb lotion via takeq
within 90 days. on thisr`equert, the
Petitioner would have had t0Lbegia 3
the process over again by reappearing I
before the planning and Zoning {
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ANALYSIS
The site in this request is designated as a low intensity area
by the Land Use Plan. In a low intensity area diversified land
use in encouraged, but concentration is discouraged, except
for lore density residential, small scattered sites of apartments
(usually less than 200 units but no more than 500 units,
neighborhood commercial, office, etc,, permitted as long is,
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(1) Strict site plan control within one block of existing low
density residential areas (development should maintain
character of area, architectural, landscaping, etc.)
Planned Development (PD) classification provides an opportunity
for strict site plan control. t
(2) Traffic planning insures access by collector street or larger
and not through local low density streets.
' The site has immediate access to Malone Street which is 'a
collector street. The scalo of the proposed development'.is
small and it is felt that traffic•along low density streets
will not be adversely affected.
(3) The overall density/intensity standards not be violated.
The proposed land use is within standards.
(4) Sufficient green space, recreational facilities and diversity
of parks are provided.
Open space is not provided.
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(b) Input into planning by neighborhood or village councils is
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The Land Use Plan strongly encourages housing diversity in Denton
as a whole, The policy of homing diversity is closelq related
to housing size and housing density; therefore, the following .
specific policies in those areas should also be referenced.
In striving for the goal of housing diversity, the p3 an recommends
that in judging development decisions, we:
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(1) Work towards differing housing types in such quantities` city
wide and sector wide that correspond to Denton citizen's
financial constraints and desires for differing lifestyles.
(2) Diversified housing should be available in all sectors of
the city, which also suggests that one housing type should '
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not be concentrated in only one sector of the city. This
policy will tend to promote balanced diversity growth which
provides benefits of balanced land values, better utilization i
of infrastructure, more energy efficiency, reduces traffic
congestion and provides more of a sense of community in
differing areas of the town.
(3) Diversified housing patterns should be v,911 planned to insure
that all neighborhood integrity is maintained. Examples of
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* No one type of housing overly concentrated in one area I
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* Good site design transition between housing types and
density; buffers (greenbekts, housing intensity
gradation, etc")
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Provisions for:
* Multi-modes of transportation integrated within and ,
between neighborhoods and activity centers.
• Codes should be expanded where necessary and strongly
enforced if already on-the books to insure quality of
smaller size housing.
Approximately eight (8) duplex units are proposed,for development
at this site. This proposal is within density/intensity
standards due to its scale and It Is not felt that traffic will
be negatively impacted.. The proposal is also consistent with
policies in the Land Use Development Guide which encourage
housing diversity. It is felt that the p,eoposed development
would provide good transition between the, exist ng'a pgle laniily
residences, and planned Development '(PD)'cla'ssification provides
an opportunity for conditions to be attached which would insure'
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The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of Z-1500
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1. The duplexes shall be sold individually
2. Access will be from Malone Street; no curb cuts will be I
permitted on Broadway Street;
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ALTERNATIVES
1. Approve PD zoning and attach conditions
4! 2, Approve PD zoning without conditions
3. Deny the zoning petition
4. Table for future consideration'
ATTACHMENTS ;
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AY ORDINANCE MIENDING THE ZOMINC MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON
TEXAS AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE O~
ORBININCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON TEXAS tY ORDINANCE $1. 64.10 !
AND AS SAID HAP APPLIES TO APPARIMATELI► .64 ACRB TRACT )F LAND, j i
MORE OR LESS IN THE CITY OF DENTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED HER91N; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. y
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS: f
-1 SECTION I. 11f
The Zoning Classification and Use Designation of the
following described property, to-wit: I
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WHEREAS. Hl:e 2nC. is the record owner of Lot 3 Block A Grant
Estates as shown by Plat recorded In Voluee it Page Met
Records of Denton County0 Texas, and tot 4, Alotk t 01, the
Rapist of the W. W. Wright Addition as shown b plat r4joide;in
volume 401, paga 647, Deed Records of Denton County, T'Xai, all !
within the'110 is of the City and Countyy of Denton, Tells; said
tract being further described herein by metes and !rounds as
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BEGINNING for the northwest earner of the tract beig4 described
I herein at the northwest corner of snid Lot 30 Bloch A, Craht
Estates;
THENCE north 890 44' lo" east 259.1 feet to an iron Itn fat' at
the northeast corner of sold tot 4, Block A, W. Wright
Addition;
i THENCE south 000 260 east 140.4 feet to cut in concrese at' the
! Intersection of north line of Broadway Street with the wait' line
of Malone Street;
THENCE south B9o 3P' 28" west 2S9.Q'feet aloni; Broadway Street
to the southwest corner of said Lot 3, Block A, Grant Estates;
THENCE north 000 020 $0" vast 13P.2 feet to the gout of
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beginning.
Is hereby changed from SIAxie-Family "SF-btew4cct
Classification Use to Planned Development "PD-32" (de:alopme t j P
of duplex (2•F) units) District Clossifteatlon and Use tader the 11
Comprehensive toning Ordinance of the City of Dento:°0 Te'xas
subject to the following conditions W restrictions, to-wits i
1. The duplexes (2-F) shall he soli lndividualiv; I
2. Access will be frc-i Malone Street; no curb curs
will be permitted on Broadway Street;
3. A sir (611 foot tolld woad fence shall So erect.d
along the rear [northern) houndary line of this
tract before Any building permits are lssved.
4. The structures shill he consistent with 461eln4 in
the Area.
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The toning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, adopted the 11th
day of January, 1960, as an Appendix to the Code of Ordinance$
of the Cityy of Denton, Texas under Ordinance So. 69.1,,}# And
the same is hereby amended to show such change in District
Classification and Use.
SECTION I1.
That the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby ;
finds that such change is is accordance with a couprehenllyye
Is n for the purpose of proodoting the kensrat welfare of the
e o > Ctty of , TeKos, and wltA reasonable conslderstlon among
r other things Denton the chtrecter of the district and ~or tta j , 1, 11
peculiar auttebllity or particular uses, and with a vtdk 'to
conserving the value of the buildtegs, protecting human It-tali
xnd eneouratIns the most appropriate uses of lane, tot the
maximm beeeffit to the City o Denton, Texas, and its citizens.
SECTION 111.
That this ordinance shall he to fult force end effect
immediately after its pass( a and Approval, the required ppublic
hearings htvln9 heretofore teen held by the Planning and iehlnX
Cordaission and the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas,
after giving due notice thereof,
PASSED AND APPROVEn this the ` aAy of July, A. D. 1951.
MIUMD 0, C17Y OF DENTON, TE1AS
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APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J, TAYLOR, JR AX CITY ATTORNEY I
CITY OF DENTON, AS
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Case No: Z-1502 Date: August 11, 1981
GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicant Dottid Dowling
2710 Nottingham
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Denton, Texas76202
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Statue of Applicant Owner
Requested Action Zoning change from Single
Family (SF-7) to Planted Development'
(PD) classification at 1303 Eagle
Drive
Purpose To operate an Art Studio and
Handicraft Retail Center.
Existing Land Use Artist Cd-op and Residence
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Location South aide of Eagle Drive and adjscent
and west of the intersection of Avenue
A and Eagle Drive.
Surrounding Land Use +
and Zoning North - N.T.S.U«~ MF
South tingle FItiZl ttasidentiYl~' SF`~7
East Sirkgle,Famiyly Residential= 87-7
West - Single Family Residentisl= SF-7
Lard Use Plan See Analysis Section
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Parking one apace for ea^h two hundred (200)
square feet of floor area (minimum of
five 95) spaces). Paved parking must s
be provided using either concrete or
asphalt.
Public Utilities Adequate utilities are available at 3
this site,
Physical charactertstics Tbpography is flat, Vegetation is
trees and grass.
SUMMARY j
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The petitioner in this request purchased the property at 1303 Ea le
Drive in March, 1980 and proceeded to convert the structure which
was originally designed for use as 'a chapel, into *-residence. Some
time thereafter, the Planning and Community Development Department
was,consulted in an effort to determine if the structure could be
used as both a residence and a center for art projects and handicrafts
Ms. Dowling was informed that some small scale businasses,or
occupations that are not detrimental to the residential environment
are permitted in residential areas by the Zoning Ordinance as home
occupations.
A home occuppation is defined as any occupation o, activity which is
clearly. incidental and secondary to the use of the premise for
} dwelling purposes and is not detrimental to the enjoyment of, ,
adjoining property. A home occupation is an occupation cart'ied
on in the main structure, by a member of the occupant's family:
without the employment of additional persons, and without the use
of a sign to advertise. A home occupation specifically exclude:
the operation of a carpenter's electrician's, or a ppainter's shop or
similar corttractor's shop] and appliance= automobile or furniture
repair shop or similar repair ahopI a.barber'or beauty shops a
storage or distribution warehouse; a sign ahopj and any form of
on premise merchandising activity. A home occupation alto excludes
a doctor's office or similar office that depends on substantial
client traffic to the premise,
It is likely that activities which were initially carried out at
the have been considered a legitimate home
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occupation site in this re under the terms could h terms of the zoning ordinance. However, it
is apparent that as time passed, the Artist Coop evolved until it
became an actual business which advertised, conducted retail and
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merchandising activities and provided space and services for
individuals other than members of the family. Staff became aware
of the current scale of the operation whilegathering A formation
for a zone case adjacent and south owners were notified and informed that iimmediate steps must Ordinance,
taken to bring the property into cp i
and as a result, attempt to change the zoning town appropriate
classification for the use,as an artist studo andfretail shop Was I I
initiated. In addition to being used as a
used icraft projects, supplies and materials, the structurefis also ideals E
to conduct meetings and small classes and m 1
seeking art instruction.
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AMLYSIS '
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The site in this ragInaa lowddensityearea diversified landause ins t
the Land Use Ulan,
encouraged but concentration is discouraged, except for ow deny
residential, small scattered sites of apartments (usually lass than
200 unite but no more than 500 unite, neighborhood, commercial,
office, etc,.permitted as long aas
(1) Strict ontrol exitins
density etc,)
charaoter of area, architecturhl, landscaping,..
character
Plannea uevelopment zoning does insure Strict site
plan control which would allow conditions to be attached
k in an effort to protect existing low density residences iI
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(2) Traffic planning insures access by collector street or largar ;
and not through local low density streets. jl
'I The proposed site meets this requirement in that it has
immediate access to Eagle Drive.
(3) The overall density/inteensity standard not be violated,
This is basically a small scale proposoli if the anticipated
land use is uarantead the overall density /intensity
standard wougld not be negatively impacted.
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es diversified land use along with economics
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does' not cause aetrimental to the
noticehble
It is felt that this operation is not presently
esidential environment; and it seemingly
increase in traffic.
involves a committ-
e overall policy of the Land Use Plan largely ' hou Lin to protection oThisiisiObviously,an area whichgmust be clo elyy
intensit, however, as mentioned
esi l areas.
onitored tored in terms proposal density is basically-small in scale. The
earlier, this is 8
site itself is unusual that ngeresidential8character.
a residence, and thus, i
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RECOMENDATION
Commission recommends approval of Z-1802
k The Planning and Zoning
with the following condition:
1. The use of said property shall be"limited to an artist studio
and handicraft retail center only. ti
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ALTERNATIVES
1. Approve PD zoning with condition
g. Approve PD zoning with°aut condition dditional conditions '
3. Approve PD zoning w
k 4. Deny Petition.
ATTAMMONS
1. Recommendation
2. Aerial
3. Rendering
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In March 1980, my husband bought the property at
1303 Eagle Drive. My eon who attends North Texas lives
upstairs and I have my stained glass studio downstairs.'
Since inadequate plumbing existed for living purposes,
those were added at that time. In April 1981, several
members of The North Texas Area Art League requested the
use of my studio to teach some of their workshops and classes
At this time, I still occupy my studio, my son lives
upstairs and currently there are three other artists, each
teaching one children's class during the month of June.
The Art 4uild of Denton has used my studio for
meetings, storage, work-days, *to, to prepare for their
auction last fall. we used the studio to make the twelve
fiberglass "stained glass windows" that were placed atop z.
the courthouse at Christmastime.
I hope to be able to continue my work here and would
like very much for you to consider rezoning at this time.
Aespootfully,
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE BONING MAP Of THE CITY Of DENTON,
TEXAS, AS SAME NAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES Of THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO, 69-1,
AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO 110) EAGLE DRIVE IN THE CITY OP
DENTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIEED HEREINI AND DECLARING AN
277ECTIVE DATE.
/ THE COUNCIL Of THE CITY Of DENTON, TEXAS, HERESY ORDAINSi
SECTION I.
The toning Clasaifioation end Uee Designation of the
following described property, to-wits
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land situ,;tad in the
City of Penton,' Denton County, Texas, and better known AS part
of tot li),at the f, M, Darnell Addition to the City of oentti,
Texas, according to the Plat thereof recorded in volume 314,
Page 460 Of the Deed Accords of Canton County, Taman, and more
particularly desoribed am Iollowse
BEOlumm at a point in the asset line of tot 10 eight feet north
of the Southeast corner!
THENCE vast 166.1 fast to a point In the welt boundary line Of
Said Lot No. 10, d feet north of its southwest Cornett
THENCE north 66.4 feet to the northwest Corner of said Lot No.
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THENCE Seat with the north line of said Lot No. 10, 14!.11 feet
1 to the northeast corner thereetr
THENCE south 66.4 feet with the last line of said lot to the'.
place of beginning, and being the Same property conaegad to Miry
It Lyles, a famo Sole, under warranty Daed from trll rf. n►tAa11
a fame sole, dated May 240
19471 recorded In the Deed Records o`!
Denton County, Texas.
is hereby changed from dingle-rahily *916-11 District";, j # at in
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ClassificationoandaUie under th f Coes ah et Unini uOrdi anc
of the City of Denton, Texan subject to 0. - follow. 4 Condition
411 9111WCtion, to-wits
1. The u64 of Said pro arty shall be limited to an
artist atudle and handicraft retail center only, ;
The Eon I, Map of the city of Denton, Tares, adopted the 14th i
day of lenueryf, 19,9, sa an Appendix to she Code of Ordinances
o! the Ciey, o Denton, Tomas under OrdinanN No, 69-3, bit ana
the Same !S hereby amended to show such Change in District
Classification and Dad.
SECTION It.
That the City Council of the City of Denton, Texa4 haeeDy
finds that much change is in accordance with a cemprahensive 1
plan for the purpoSa of promoting the general welfare of the
City 0 aenton, Teras, and with reasonable CoassidetatlOn, among
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That this erelnanc• rhail b4' in loss !arcs and •tt•gt ,
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hearings having heretofore been hot by the planning and toning
Comaission'and the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas,
alter giving due noties thereof,
PA IZO AND APPROVED this the d.y of ,f511, d.
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STAFF REPORT
To: Denton City Council
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Date: August 1981
Case Noi: Z-1503
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Joseph Burris
Applicant P.o~ Box 1513
Denton, Texas 76201
Status of Applicant Financial Interest
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Zoning change from agricultural
Requested Action (A) to tlanned development (4b) { ip
for sf ousing on 60' x 100' lots li
Purpose Single family residentiil;'de-
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Existing Zoning Agricultural
Location 701 Mockingbird Lane beginning
a proximately 1180 feet south
o~ the inteYe.ctioit of Audra . g
Lane and Mockingbird Lane
' Approximate!, 30 acres
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Existing Land Use Single family residential and I 4
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Land Use North - vacant, single family
Surzounding La raeidentialy A',~ D
and Zoning South - vacant) eingl6 famil
residential; A & SF
East - VCCant, multi family }
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sorvieg A k PD-
West - vacant; A
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SPECIAL INFORMATION I
Public Utilities This property can be served with
water and sewer from Audra Lane.
There is a pro-rate to be paid on
the water line on Audra Lane.
A Both lines will need to be ex-
tended,
Transportation Developers will be required to
pprovide for improvements along
Mockingbird Lane and-build in-
terior streets that meet appii- r`-
cable regulations.
Physical Characteristics Topogra by is basically'flatj ,
~ vegetat on consists of grass, ,
trees, and weeds.
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area by the Land Use Plan. The plan encouragos diversified
land use, but concentration is discouraged axce t for low
density residential and small scattered sites o apartments
{usually less thin 200 units but no more 'than 500,units}.
This proposal is consistent with policies specified in the
Land Use Plar„ It is also felt that it does not violate
overall density/intensit standards and access' through local
low density streets is limited, '
This planned development is proposed for the davelopMont,
of 151 detached single family houses on lots typically 6,060
square feet in size (60' X 100'), Although the zoning ordi-
nance specifies a minimum lot width of 60 feet and a minimum.,
depth of 100 feet the minimum single family zone in Denton is
l SF-7 requiring 7,600 square foot lots,
it is felt that this is a reasonable request in that the
proposed lot size does not differ significantly from the
standard SF-7 lot, and the homes developed may provide more
moderately priced single family housing.
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REC&MENDATYON I
The Planning and toning Commission recommends
approval of 2-1503 with the following conditiont
1. The proposal for detached, single family homes on lots
totalling 6,000 square feet in size shall observe
minimum requirements specified for SF-7 devalopment
(e.g. setbacks)
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1, Approve PD zoning with conditions, I!.
2. Approve PD zoning without conditions, { {
3.. Approve PD zoning with additional conditions.
4. Deny petition.
S. 'fable for future consideration.
ATTACHMENTS
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3. Site Plan -
4. Property Owner List
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THd COMING MAP Of THE CITY or Duir i
TEXAS AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO TILE coot or
OkDINANCES Of THE CITY Of DEN•MN} REXAS, by ORDINANCE NO. 69-10
AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO APPROXIMATELY 19.2145 ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS, IN THE CITY. Of DENTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED HEAEIMI AND DECLARING AN EPrLCTIVE BATE,
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THE COUNCIL Of THE CITY OE DENTON, TEXAS, HIREBY ORDAINSt
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The toning classification and tla Designation of the
following described property, to-wltt
SEING a tract or parcel of land situated in Denton County,
Takes , and being in the M.E.P. a C.R.R. Coepsny /uvby E
Abstract No. 3173, known as 701 Mockingbird, In; the City o~ 'a
Denton, Texmil and containing 294125 acres of Will And Who
part of a met conveyed by N, C. Oranti Jf„ to J. C. Wilson
recorded in volume 335, Page 5120 Deed Records, Denton CountY, ,
Teses, and being past of a tract oc iyed to Leroy Whitlock by
the Veteran's Land Bostd of the state of Taxis, recorded in
Volume 313, Palo 551; Deed Records, Denton County, Toxisl said
tract or paree);of land being more particularly described by
metes and bounds as followat
DMINNING at a point in the vest right of way line of
Mockingbird Lane, A 31,0 toot wide rlgbt of way by measurthint,
said point being 1110.5 fiat mouth gf the south right QL 'way
line of Audr1 Gner said begqinning point being the intoid atinq
point of the sold vest riq it of way line o Nockingbird Lane
} j with the north line of said Leroy Whitlock Track)
THENCE Iouth alon the said west right of ;way lint of
Mockingbird Line and along s fence line, a distance of 1213 49
feet to the south line of sold Leroy Whitlock Tract, being }
point for cormrr
THENCE south 190 450 13' welt Along the south line of 1410
Leroy Whitlock Tract and along a fence line a distinct of
1011,1 tat to a oint tot cornerl being the southwest corner
of sold Leroy Whitpfork Tractr
THENCE north 920 31, 15' east along the west' line of said
Leroy Whitlock Tract and along a lento line a distance of
1257,19 fat to the northwest corner of get Leroy Whitlock
Tfaot, being point for cornets
THENCE north 890 42' 38' east sionq the north line of said
~i Leroy Whitlock Tract and along a finer itne, a distanee• of
915,21 fat to place of beginning and - encomplaminq
1,272,191.4145 square feet of 29,2125 acres of land, vase or
lees,
is hereby changed from Agricultural 'A' Dittrlot Classiflcittdn
Doe to Planned Developmena 'PD" Ito be Iliad for oilgit-fsAil
residential development (typical lot ills 400 t 100Q F 0 Ittiet
Classification and Cie under the Cempeehinilas Coning Ordthanee
of the City of Denton) T':x a subltet to the following
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1, The proposal for detached, single family homes On
lots totalltnq 6,001 square feet in site shall
absolve minimum requirements apsoifiad for Single
Easily (8E-1) development (e.g. setba W ,
The Boning Nap of the City of Denton, Texas, adopted the 14th
day of January, 19690 As an Appendix to the Code of Ordipences
of the Cityy of Denton, Texas under Ordinance No, 0-1. be, and
the same is her4ey amended to show such Change in Distriut ?
Classification and Use,
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That the City Council of the City, of Denton, Uses her
rr finds that sn.ch change is in accordance with a; aomprehlne ve
ltn for the purpose Of prodoting the general welfare of the
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peculiar suitability or particular uses, Mile: with a visit to
conserving the value of the buildings, proteotinq human lives,
and encouragqing the most appropriate urea of land for the C
maximum bona, It to the City o Denton, Texas, and its citlaeas.
SECTION M.
1 That this ordinanoe shall be in full togas and affect
I Lmodiately after its passage and,approvtl) the required ppublic
k „ hearings having heretofore bean held by the Planning and Sonlnq
CONAIdsion and the city. Council of the city of Denton, Texas,
after giving due notice thereof.
PASSED AND APPROV0 this the day of i'leSl.
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P1,ANNI-96`AND`'LbR!NG COMMISSION
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To: Denton City 'Council ~e,~i
Case No. 2-1505 Date: August 11,1981 f
' Y GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicant City of Denton
Requested Action Annexation and agricultural zoning
Purpose Control development
Location Begitis, approximately 3000 feet
south of East McKinney Street I, :4,
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Size 440 acres
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Existing Land Use Single family residential,
several businesses, waste water
treatmentspacetlanddus~aicultural
Land Use Plan Low intensity and high intensity
restricted residential in area
around waste water treatment
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SPECIAL INFORMATION
Public Utilities A 24 inch sewer line carries, from
south of this area to'the waste
water treatment plant and a 27'inct
plus 36 inch sewer line comes from
the north and follows Pecan Creek
to the Plant. A 10 inch sewer line
1 comes down Mayhill Road from East
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McKinney Street and turns west
about 800 feet north of the sties to
be annexed.
An 8 inch, water line comes down
1 lx Mayhill load from East McKinney
t,~,V< Street, turns east and follows the
road to the treatment plant. A
6 inch water line connects with the
e,3a: 8 inch line and runs test to Bridges
Street. City of Denton water is
available from this point northward
along Mayhiil Road. `
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Public Utilities From Spencer Road northward is I
(Continued) currently served with City of k,
Denton electricity while the
balance of the area is served
by TF&L. The area currently
served by TP&L will continue to
be served by them if this area
is annexed.
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ANALYSIS
' A windshield survey of the area under consideration for
annexation reveals the presence of approximately 58 single I
family homes and 20 mobile homes, The Planning and Community
Development Department estimates the population to be
approximately 186'persons,
The original petition for annexation grew out of a'Planning
and Zoning Commission directive to the City Staff to institute
development ;
annexation rocedinga in this area due to sale and
of land wit p out complying with City subdivision regulations, i
This revised petition,is in response to concerns brought out i
at the public hearings such as the 118 acre parcel 'south of
Spencer Road which is for sale. The land south of Foster Rd.
has been deleted because it was not felt that it was a part
of the problem area. Adequate drain fields for beptic,tanks 4
exist with the housir, along the south side of Foster .'bad
and no mobile homes os, substandard structures have beet, atovsd in E
or exist in this area.. The northern most parcel in the original
petition has been deleted for the same reasons.
Subdivision regulations are locally adopted laws governing the i,
process of converting raw land into building sites. Thi1 is
accomplished through fiat approval procedures under which a
developer is not permitted to make improvements or to divide &
sell his land until the Planning and Zoning Commission and
} City Council have approved a plat of the proposed design of
the sut-,livision. The approval or disapproval of theCommission
or Council is based upon compliance or,noncompliance of the
proposal with development standards set forth in the subdivision
regulations. Subdivision regulations serve a wide range of
purposes including;
1. Insuring that new development will have a safe water supply
and sewage disposal system.
2. Property drainsa.
31 Adequate provision for new streets and utilities,
4, Record of underground utilities.
5. A means of securing adequate water system for fire
fighting$
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subdivision regs are an assuranrovided that
6, To the lot ppercproperty oriented, well-drained lot, P i
it is a buildabl ;
with adequate facilities'
T, To the respponsible developer subdivision regulations are
inst substandard competitors.
protection aga uthority inside the City
The City has subdivision approval ahowever, when a sale or deP
limits and in our 2 mile ETJ, per in, district
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went takes place ieathisETJ° in taineaneinjunctunct do oes innot Plato
the only legal rem .Y 1
court which is a long and cumbersome process. 11 b ' r° erty and } .
the area if the area isnrelating toesubdividing subject to City of
Denton ordinance i
means of enforcement. for water,
fficient
affords amore e e ro ion
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Not platting pxoperty results etc. which provision
leads to ha
sewer, streets, ar)d drainage, et, which phazard the,
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se Tanned development whic canto°~inimusnCatandarda, in
these areas up
fu ure to bring
j exists in this area; if annexed, new
Substandard housing
construction would have to meet the Uniform Building. Code. ater discharge into atiesbinto Pecan
There is septiciwash w the tributarYlant, if this area
Pecan Creek, treatment l hereby facilitating
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Annexation would
Creek above Cit woYdinancr
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abatement of these enviri compatible landsusea.
also help i-,i preventing ersneates ent i from h
primary cause of the odor is
odor eminatt nt of the time. The water %eix m million gallons of
this area pmuc
lant was designed to handle approximately seven
that the er day, but is now handling waste water Per
million gallons a day4
this time; construction
plant is being expanded at lant will be t?'
The treatment March 1982 and the Dill be in-
is programmed for oomteprembery1982. The capacity
fully oPerational by ansion should
exp
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l creased to 12 millTObleolsignificant y T
Problem
improve the odor
intermitr.ent odor from the punt,
ment Guido; specifies lint should bearestricted,
The Denton Develop t¢ water treatment p 1opm¢nt to
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meat around t e'.4itted resident lant which
The City of port Wortf:eek waste water treatment p
in pressures and lawsuits from the nearby residents to
surround
resulted the Village
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control the odor coming from the plant. The City of Port Worth
is now being required to expend millions of dollars to cure the i
odor problem, Our existing plant and expansion represents 'a
substantial investment on the part of theCity of Denton, It
would be unfortunate if uncontrolled development occurred
adjacent to the plant with the same results.
Fiscal Considerations:
f Anticipated Tax Revenue $9,000 - 10,000. ,
Anticipated Coo it to thVtitY 'Police $20-0000
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Fire -0-'
Utilities
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Public Works $ 7,500 Paving and
Maintenance Other $ 31000 Update Tax dolls ;
$ 700 Update Maps
$11,200 TOTAL
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! In studying this area the following guidelines were considered:
1, Single family development over five (5) lots. i
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impact upon the City in such ways as service cost, increased
traffic, utility needs or utilization, safety or health hazards,'
substandard construction practices, and detrimental aesthetic
quality. c
It was felt that the Mayhill area met these guidelinea.
1 Consistent with the'Cfty'Annexation Policy, the following
criteria were also considered: f
1, The ability of the City to furnish normal urban services
equal to other comparable areas inside the city limits.. (Water
and sewer capabilities should be considered, but lines for ;
1 individual areas are normally not city financing responsibility.)
2. The reliability, capacity and future public cost (if any) -
of current and planned provisions for community facilities such
as roads, utilities, eta (Private facilities will be consi-
{ dered,) ;
ti 3. The need and quality of land use and building controls.
(Private controls will be considered.)
4. impact on the City both current and long range, including
as a minimum:
A. Fiscal cost and benefits
B. Traffic !
C, Infrastructure
D. Safety or health
E. Building/Development Quality
F, Aesthetic Quality
0. Community Character
5. Conformance with need to insure conformance with the
Denton Development Guide/Land Use Plan.
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If, after preliminary study, the above criteria indicates a need
to more seriously consider annexation in order to promote or
protect the public interest, then the City will initiate formal
annexation procedings to consider the annexation question in
detail,
The location of the Mayhill area affords good access to community ff
facilities and transportation corridors. Manyy of the people f
living in Mayhill, drive on City streets, work and shop id the
E City,.use City parka etc, ,but pay,.6o taxes to building or
maintain these facilities. -
It is felt that controlling development in'this area is necessary
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riot only to prevent futurehaphazard unplanned development but to "I
protect the City's substontia investment in the waste water r
treatment plant.
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The Planning and Zoningg` Commission re'commenda'approval of,
annexat'ioawby^a'twte`,of 5 to 2 for the reasons cited above.
ALTERNATIVES
1. Approve annexation,
I~ 2, bevy petition for annexation,,,-.
3. Modify the petition.
4. Table the petition,
MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
` 1. Will assessed values be reduced in the early years of annexa-
tion to offset lack of normal city services?'
li Norma] City; services are to be provided, water and sewer lines
. are not provided by the City but are extended by the developer/
property owner, as in the City now.
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2, Will the odor from the sewer plant be taken into account
during property valuation for City tax purposes?
Yes, if in the appraisers opinion the odor would affect the
value of the property.
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3, What major programs are in planning that would cause rates
to increase significantly in the near term?
The construction of Lake Ray Roberts in likely to increase water
rates but this is expected in about 10 years. The cost of fuel
for electricity could signficantly increase electric rates, }
however the Gibbons Creek Plant will tend to stabilize this I!
problem.
i 4. Will an agricultural,exemption be allowed on farm lard?
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if it meets ui'deii
Yes,
What is Fire Department response time to Mayhill?
p ent response time to Mayhill?
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Three minutes.
6. Ambulance response time?
Four to five minutes,
7. How soon will fire hydrants be installed?
When developer extends lines at his cost.
S. Will there be active enforcement of anti-littering laws
and will the City provide periodic clean ups i
I Individual property owners are responsibile for keeping their
property cleans the City will clean up street r.o.w.
9. Will improvements and new structures be subject to Planning
and Zoning regulations, require permits, inspections, and
application of City Codes?
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Yes, except if a building is already under constructor it
will be showed to be completed,
f 10. Will we be required to use City water? And if not, will
we be charged for the service if we don't use it?
Water, sewer, electricity and solid waste collection"is not
financed by taxes, and only users pay. If you have A water
wall or are on an approved water system you will not be
required to hook onto City water when it is available.
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CITY OF DENTON
MEMORANDUM
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DATE: July 280 1981
TO: Mayor $ City.Council
City Manager
Chief of Police
~ hFROM: C, J. Taylor, Jr., City Attorney
SUBJECT: Enforcement of Chapter 19, Article 11 of the
Denton City Code Relating to Billiard Tables
A question has arisen in regard to the enforcement:of,chapter 10
Article II of the Denton City Code regulating billiard tabl"es y
specifically as to whether t e City may enforce Section 19.21
rohibiting billiard tables in businesses where alcoholic
beverages are'consumid, except in private clubs. This office has
been informed that the Police Department has not, as a,mitter of
policy, been issuing citations for violations of Section 19-23,
due to the fact that the validity of these provisio s were
I questioned in Civil Action No. S=79.15 CA Ga v.;,Ctt of Denton G
in the US. District Court Sherman Division march o
It is the understanding of this office that most, if not all; of
the billiard tables located on premises where beer. and wine~are
sold are of the coin operated variety, and are therefore subject
1 to the comprehensive taxing and licensing provisiohi`of, Chdpler }
13 V,A.T.S. Please be advised that, Article 13.14.. V',A:,1`,S.
prohibits political subdivisions from estricting the'exhibttion ~
of coin operated machines on premises where the primary use.of
the premises is lawful under the zoning ordinances, 'Citi6s'may i
howevor, restrict the use of such machines on properti► withk tb6
feet of a church, school, or hospital. Therefore, if the primary
use of the premises as a lounge or bar is lawful, the City may
not prohibit the use of coin-opdrated machines on such property.
In view of the non enforcement policy regatAing Section 19•2S of
the Denton City Code and the restrictions of Article 1'5.14
V,A.T,S., it is recommended that Section 19.23 he,repealed. The
remainingg provisions of Chapter 19 regulating, 'licensing and
taxing billiard tables and pooihall operators would continue in
force. A proposed ordinance is attached for your consideration.
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CITY Or DENTON
MEMORANDUM
TO: King Cole, Assistant City Manager
FROMi Hugh Lynch, Chief of Police
SUBJECT: Enforcement of Denton City Code Relating to Billiard Tables
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DATE% July 298 1981
Be advised that I am in agreement with the City Attorney's assessment of l'
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the situation rei ng enforcement of edpter l9, Article It of the City
Code. I would urg a
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AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 19-23 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES }
OF THE CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS, RELATING TO THE CONSUMPTION OF j
A "OHOLIC BEVERAGES ON PREMISES WHERE BILLIARD TABLES ARE OWNED
OPERATED AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ,
THE COUNCIL OF THECITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
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Section 19-23 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of
Denton, Texas, heretofore effective, be and the same is hereby €E
repealed. fr T
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This ordinance shall become effective from and after its
date of passage and approval. t ,Y
PASSID AND 'APPROVED this the day of ,
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ATCHM 6. STEWART MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMt
C, OP TAYLOR JR. CITY ATTORNEY
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WHEREAS, S. 899 now pending before the Senate of the United f
states would authorize the FCC A$ to set rates to be paid to
governments by cable Television companies and
states and local g y
to prohibit local governments from setting rates to be charged
to local subscribers M
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WHEREAS, the adoption of such legislation would not be in
public or local governments who are j
the best interest of the p NOW, THEREFORE,
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more able to regulate such fees and charge
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXASt
BE IT RESOLVED BY
SECTS
urged to delete ;
The Senate of the united States is hereby
provision of the bill S. 898, before final passager the 19
ter to be paid to states and local
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authorizing the FCC to set
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Cable Television Companies, and to delete the
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The Mayor is hereby directed to forward a copy
Senator Loyd Bentsen,
Resolution to Senator John Tower,
Congressman Ralph Wall, and the National League of Cities.
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C, J, TAYLOR► JR., CITY ATTORNEY
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CITY OF_DENTON
Memorandum
August 8, 1981
To: 0. Chris Hartung, City Manager {
' m: Charles Watkins, Grants Administrator
Re: Annexations
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The dross-hatched areas on the attached maps indicates land for
possible annexation. The first map would annex land to it point
1 approximately 800 test beyond proposed north Loop 288 and the
I second map shows land lyini in the approach corridor, and east of ;
the approach corridor to the airport.
8xhibits: 1. North Loop 288 map
2. Airport area map
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M E M O R A N D U M
TO2 King Cole, Assistant City Manager
FR4Mt Steve Brinkman, Director of Parks 6 Recreation Department
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SUBJECTt Community Theatre - Use of the Civic Center l
{ DATES August 3, 1981 !
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on July If 1981, recommended that Council approve the Community
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Thestrets request for use of the Civic Center, at no cost, for its
E performances, The Board recommended that the Theatre be granted the fF
use for its first season, with a review to be undertaken later in the
season relating to its second season committments, < j
We have all of the scheduling impacts vorked out at the present
time, but the ten weeks of performances will have an affect on the
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anrount of time available at the Civic Center for rentale. We hops that e'
this affect will be as minimual as possible se some groups can now rent
the facilities at our Recreation Centers, a
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CITY OF DENTON j
MEMORANDUM. a
DATE OF MEETING, August 11, 1981
8U9JECTi Denton Community Theatre's use of the Civic Center
+ SUMMARY s Ae' Denton Community Theatre proposes to use the Civic Center
for their performances and would like to be exempted from all normal'
fees for their use.
This usage could cost the City betvsen $71000 and $10,000
during the next $"son.
FISCAL 8UMMARY1 A resolution must be approved by Council granting
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ACTION 'REQUIRED, a resolution must be approved by.Council granting i
exemption from fees on a temporary basis for its 1981-62 aason.
ALTERNATIVES, A portion of the facts could be charged or all of our
regular face could be charged. This might hamper the feasibility of
using the Civid Center Nail +
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i STArr RECOMMSDATION r Stiff recommends the use for the 1961-82 aesson with
an evaluation of the uei before another season is committed@
The Parks 6 Recreation Board concurs and recommends Council's
approval.
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CITY OF DENTON
MEMORANDUM
T0l Mayor d Members of the City Council
FROMm 0, Chris Hartung, City Manager
DATEi August 6, 1981
6UBJECTs Lease Contract with Greater Denton Arts Council a
The C+ty Staff has been working with the Arts Council to work
out J' mutually acceptable plan, The following contract has
been accepted by the Arta Council and is recommended by the
staff.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS I
COUNTY OF bL"NTON ! XNOW ALL YEN by THESE PRESENTS,
WHEREAS, the City of Denton is the owner of the premises
described belowl and
WHEREAS, the Greater Denton Arts Council, Inc. (GDAC) to a
Texas Icon-Profit Corporation dedicated to the promotion and
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provision of artistic performances of all kinds for the benefit
of the citizens of Dentonr and
WHEREAS, the Greater Denton Arta Council, Inc, deslree to
lease said property on ■ long term tease arrangement whereby
they will be able to remodel the buildings on said promises for
use by GDAC for uses consistent with l communlty theater and
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other ODAC activities for and on behalf of the Cttisene of the ;
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City of Denton, Texasr,NOW, "IRIEFOR90
This Agreement by and betwe n the City of Denton, Tekash,a
MunfClpel Nome Rule City under the constitution and Laws of the
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State of Texas{ 'har4inaiter called LZseoc, and the -Greater,
Denton Arts ConACil, Ino., hereinafter Called Lffle4r NIrelssuer
In consideration of Its mutual eovenante contained herein, i
the parties agree as fotlowar
SECTION I. LEA920 PREMISES
teseor hereby leases to tessaa the following described
property owned by Lessor in Denton County, Tekas, to-wilt
1, The warehouse and machine shoo property located on
Hickory steatt at its Intersection wlkh east
Avenues and
L The electric 414141 plant property looeted on 1
Hickory attest at its intersection with AIM AYenu4l
Said property being more specifically described In,txbibit
"A" attached hereto end made a part hereof for ail outposts,
FICTION lls TCRM
The term of this lease shall be for a period of twenty-five
iiSI voata, commencing on the date of execution her4of4 Lesee4
shall have the right and option to Ostend the term of this
10410 !or sn additional tw4ntyflve (IS) yw o beyond tht
in1tl41 term by lnfnrmina the Lelsor in writinq of the
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everclelnq o[ said nptlon no Letor than three months prior to
the expiration of the initial term.
SECTION 111. CONSIDERATION !
It being the opinion of the City Councll for the City of
Denton that the terms of this lease and the results
contemplated therefrom, including the remodeling to be
undertaken by Lose$*, and resulting enhancement of the value of
the promises will cause to be accrued multiple benefits to the
citisens of the City of Denton which are consistent with the
type benefits hietorlcally provtW for citisens by moniclpal t
gnvernmentso this leas is hereby gronteA to ODAC In
consideration 'thereof end for the further and additional
consideration of One Dollar (01.00) per year? Off propicty,
with such payments being due on at annual basis with respect to
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each, beginning on the date of execution of this lease and each
anniversary date thoreaftsr. j
~glIP V USE Of Till PROPERTY
The Left$$ shall ale the Property to promote and provide
the cltlsens of Denton with artistic pertormsnoea and
prasentstlons of any and all kinds including, but not limited
to mums, theater? art, dance and film. such 4erfottionces
shall be open to the public without discrimination fee such
charges to determined by the Latest. in addition, vie of the
promises shad be for the purpose of eroviding a perfoemanc~
home foe the Denton Community Theatett the Denton Community
Chorus, the Denton Community Bans, the Dance Theater of the
Southwest and the North Togas Area Act League (anA their
` successor ocgani.atlonsl, and such other arts Croups as can be
scheduled, ee long as the above oroanisstionl, nam#a or
unnamad, are member oeganisations of the tesiee, Leases herehy
avresR not to 04e such 168144 Pcemists tot any othet purpose
vithnut the written consent n[ Lassoes
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Lessee shall be given possession of the 41eetricsl eliesgl
pleat on Hlckory Street commencinq on or btenre one M vial
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the City of Denton is able to vacate the promisee. Lessee
shall be gtvon possession of the warehouse and mAchlnt shop on
Hickory Street on or before two (2) years from data of
execution of this lease, or Is soon thereafter as the City of
Denton Is able to vacate the premises, Lessor agrees to use
due diligence in disposing of all equipment now located within
u such buildings in order to'delivor possession to Leasie'as soon
as possible,
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1. WOVAtion, The Loss** hereby covtnarftm and ■geess
with Lessor to raise funds to renovate •ne premises and let
contracts for the consttuction of alterati+ns and improvements
to the promisee consistent with - the goals' of promotion Af
artistic performances of all `types. All remodelinc,
alterations or construction, and contracts for tame, shall be
undettakon only with the prior approval of the City Council of
the city of Denton.
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After renovation of the promisee secure and maintain In effect
during the term of this lease and any extensions thereof a
policy or policies of Insurance written bV a company or
companies qualified to writs Insurance In the State of Texas,
Providing for the following ooveragei
a. Loos because of fits, fldod, wind or other
natural elements in an a,rount equal to the value of
the pramlaee including the value of the buildings And
eontenta an~ equipmant therein, Proceeds rtes Any
such Tilley or policies shall be payable to Lessor.
b, personal injury and ppeoptity liability
insurance in the minimum amount of 1100 000 tog toss
from in accident resultlnq In bodily in urv to or
death of one person and $3004000 for inlury;.to of
death of any number of oorws in ono oceureencar and
property damage liability insurance in the amount of
110,000, ouch policy at 001104A of insuranct shall
name the City as an inoarad party. The parties
rocsgn144 And ecRnowIO-144 thAt Of Amounas of onveibgn
pprovided fot herein ate to of the dots of this teams
!h4 maximum limits of liability imposed upon munictoAt
gnverna4nt1 under aetinns benught Alsinst taiA
governmontal units under the Texao Tait Clelas Act,
(Article 4252.0 IhoulA the limits under j
said set be increased during the tare of this lease or
any extensions thereof b+; 1411414tive action, the
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The Lessee agrees to provide the Lessor with certificates
of insurance or copies of policies of insurance required to be
secured by Lessee herein.
3. Janitorial Services. Lease* shall provide Janitorial
services to maintain the premised in a ressonabl!# clean
condition. Lessee and Lessor shall each be responsible tot and
agree to pay for fifty percent (501x) of the coat of raid
janitorial services up to in amount of 0,000 par annum.
seventy-five percent (951) of any Janitorial costs incurred
above 13,000 per annum shall be Paid by Lessee and the
remaining twenty-fine parcent {tS1) shell be paid by Lessor.
SECTION VIZ. DESTAUCTION Of PACNISE9
It the building or other Improvements on the leased
premises should be damaged or destroyed by fire, tornado, or
other casualty, the Leesor shall have the option to repair or i
rebuild the same to substantially the condition in which they
existed peior to such damage# provided the repairs at
r000nakructlon Can be made wholly iron the proceeds of
insurance coverage provided for by Leasec should there hot be
sufficient monied esdilabie from such Insurance peoo64ds to
repair or reconstruct the premi sea to oubstanttally the
condition In which they Isisted prior to such damage, the f
L41e0C may cancel this 1es66. I!
JNTION MI, COVENANTS Or USSOR
to secould Of the benefits accruing to the Cltin ns of the
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City of Denton, Total from the 44velopm6nt end use of the
property as a comraunfty theatre and otbee uses of the Oieater
Denton Aets Counall, the Lessor hereby agrees to pay tot all
utilities, electrical, watet, d6w.r, and garbad6 pickup during
the term of this 146161 provided, however, that the parties
hereto agree and intend tha the Loasee ehe11 pay all or oerk
of tho coot at 411 utilities when end if Lessee becomes
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telephone service shall be paid foe by Lessee.
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and repairs to the building and premises from and after the
date of remodeling.
SECTION It. ACCESS TO PREMISES
Lessee shall permit Lessor of its 89enta to enter the
demised premises at all reasonable hours to inrooct and
maintain the premises or make repairs.
SECTION _XL OVIET ENJOYMENT
Lessor warrants that Lessee shall be granted peaceable and f
quiet enjovment of the demised premises free from any eviction i,
or any interference by Lessor so long as the property' is used s4
for the purposes for which they ere demigod under the tocros and l
provision of this lease. }
SECTION E1: INDEMNITY I nl,
Leases sgcoee to indemnify and bold Lessor hermless against 1
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expenses, including reasonable attorneys, fees for the de Nnse
thereof arising from the conduct of Management of Lesaoe's
activities in the leased premises of from any breach of from s
ari• act or negligence of Leeseo, its agentm, contractors,
employees, concessionsIra$ of license$$ in or about the leased
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S~C~tON EII. ENEROV CONSERVATION
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The Lease* Pledges to do everything within its power !o
Inforce the beat possible energy coneofvation rules during its
use of the premlees. It further pledges to ufe a significant
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portion of Its renovation money to Mike the bi,itdings as energy
efficient as is reasonably Possible.
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M1I0%" ASSIGNMENT AND 8USLE7SE i
Losoee $ball not s1614n this lease and shall not suhluse 1
thw premises of any Pitt thereof without the eypcess written
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if Lessee delauitit in the porformande of any term, 30W Mane,
or condition required to be perfofneA by it ukase this
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agreement, Lessor may terminate this aareement on giving at
least fifteen (15) days notice to Lesses of such intention,
thereby terminating this agreement on the date designated in +
such notice unless Lessee shall have cured such default urtor
to expiration of the fifteen (15) day period.
SECTION M LEGAL CONSTRUCTION i!
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In case any one or more of the provisions contained in this %
agreement shell for any reason be held to be invalid, III gal
or unenforceable in any respect, such validity, illegality or
unenforceabillty shall not affect any other provision thereof,
and this agreement shall be construed as if such invalid,
illegal or unenforceable provision had never been contained
herein.
EXECUTED this the dad of , 1981.
LESSOR
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RI R D T A, MAYOR
CITY Or DPHTOM, TEXAS
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CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS
APPP.OVEO AS TO LEGAL FORMi
C. J. TAYLOR, JR.r CITY ATTORNEY
CITY Or DENTON, TEXAS
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1. The electric diesel Plant prooerty, Shown as Tract I on
the attached map hereto and being the same land purchased by 1
the City of Denton and recorded at page 591, Volume 311 of the
County Deed Records of Denton County, Texas` and described J
therein as followai
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land situated
in the City and County of Denton, Atate of Toils, ~
beingg pact of Block No. Twenty-one (21) of the
Original Town of Denton, and being more particularly
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BEGINNING at a point in the north boundary line of
said. Block No. 21, 361.1 feet east of the northwest
corner thereoft
THENCE east with the north boundary line of said Block
No. Twenty-one 121), 217.0 feet to the northeast
corner thereofr '
THENCE south with the test boundary line of said block
300 feet for Its southeast corner)
THENCC west with the south boundary line of Said block ""i
217.9 feet a stake in the south boundary Tina) of said
stock for cocnerl
THENCE north parallel with the vast boundary line of
said Block, 500 feet to the place of beginning.
2. The warehouse and machine shop property, shown as Tract
2 and 3 on the attached map bere!o, and being the Same 1inA
f described in a General Warranty Deed recarded in Volume 274,
page 181, of the County Deed Records of Denton County, Texas
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Aeinq Lots No. Six J$), Seven 17) and tight in
Block No. Three 13) of the Railroad Addition to the
City of Denton, Denton County, Texas.
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AGENDA
CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL
September 1, 1981
Regular Meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 5100
p.m., Tuesday, September 1, 1981 in the Women's Building at
which the following items of business will be considered.
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1. Executive Sessions
A, Legal Matters - Under Sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17
V.A.T.S.
S. Real Estate - Under Sec. 2(f), Art. 6252-17
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C. Personnel - Under Sec. 2(g), Art. 6252-17 V.,A,T.80
D. Board Appointments - Under Sec. 2(g), Art.
6256-17 V.A.T.S.
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Receive a report on the Water Distribution System I
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Regular Meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 7 06 f ~
.m.; Tuesday, September 1, 1981 in the Council Chambers of the
Municipal Building at which the following items of business
will be considered.
7:00 p.m.
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11 presentation of a gift from the Veternarian t
Association to the City of Denton, ;
2. Approval of the Minutes from the Regular Meeting of
dune 16, 1981 Special Called Meeting of June 30,
1981 Regular Meeting of July 7, 19811 Special Called I
Meeting of July 14, 1981 Regular Meeting of July 21,
19811 Special Called Meeting of July 28,19811 Regular ,
Meeting of August 4, 19811 and Special Called Meeting
of August 11, 1981,
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September it 1981
Page Two
3, Consent Agenda
Each of these items is recommended by the staff and
approval thereof will be strictly on the basis of the
Staff recommendations. Approval of the Consent Agenda
authorizes the Cier or Implement each item in anaccordancehiwith a the neStaff
recommendations.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders {
1. Bid # 8928 - Modifications to Sycamore i
Street Bridge t
26 Bid t 8930 - Extension of Mingo Road to Bell
Avenue A•
3. Bid i 8931 - insulators - Warehouse Stock
4, Purchase order $ 49114 Emergency Repairs on
Landfill Equipment to Darr Equipment in the F'
amount of $4,001.25.
S. Change Orderse
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1. Approval of a Change order in the amount of
$4,810.06 to Lowell B. Allison Contractors
Inc. for a sewer line on Rockwood Street.+
C. Final Payment
1. Approval of final payment to Lomeli B.
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Allison Contractors, Inc. for a sewer line
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on Rockwood Street.
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1, Approval of the final replat of lots 11A,
12A and 15A of the Northside Addition. (The
Planning and Zoning Commission recommends
approval.)
2. Approval of the final replat of lot lA and
16 of Saunders Addition. (The Planning and i
Zoning Commission recommends approval.) j
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September 1, 1981
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3. Approval of the final replat of lot le block
1, Denton South Addition. (The Planning and
Zoning Commission recommends approval.)
4. Approval of the final replat of Bellaire
Heights Addition. (The Planning and Zoning
Commission recommends approval.)
5. Approval' of the final replat of lot 4A of
" the J. N. Chandler Subdivision. (The
r planning and zoning Commission recommends
1 approval.)
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4. Public Hearings €
A. 2-1496. This is the petition of Mr. Richard
Kelsey representing La Tierra Company requesting f
a change of zoning from agricultural. (A) to the
planned development (PD) zoning classification to
permit the following land uses on a tract
approximately 72.65 acres in 'sizes l
1. Single family (SF-10) on approximately 44
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2. Multi-family (MF-R) on approximately 11 acres
j 3. Two family (2-r) on approximately 17,65 acres
The site in this request begins approximately
2500 feet south of the intersection of Hobson
Lane and F.M. 1830 and adjacent and east of U, S.,
Hyw 377. (The Planning and zoning Commission
recommends approval.)
1. Adoption of an ordinance changing the zoning j
from agricultural (A) to the 'planned
development (PD) toning classification on an i
approximately 72.65 sore tract located 1
approximately 2500 feet south of the
intersection of Hobson Lane and f.H. 1930
and adjacent and east of U.S. Hwy 377. ;
(Z-1496).
0. Adoption of an ordinance amending the zoning j
ordinance of the City of Denton# Texas, providing j
for a minimum 10 foot setback for gasoline
service station pump island canopies. (The
PlanninQ( and Zoning Commission recommends
dir.. approval.)
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September 1, 1981
Page Four
C. Adopption of an ordinance amending the zoning
ordinance of the City of Denton, Texas, by adding 1
subsection (59.1) defining portable advertising
signs. (The Planning and zoning Commission
recommends approval.)
D. Public Hearing on the proposed 1981-82 City E
Operating and Revenue Sharing Budget.
5. Appearance by Bill Keith relative to utility rates. {
6. Appearance by Ali Al-xafaji concerning revision of
Article 27A (60) of the City of Denton, Texas, zoning
ordinance which defines front yard and provides that
no fence shall be constructed in the front yard with a ,
height greater than 40 inches.
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7 Ordinances:
A. Adoption of an ordinance amending the code of
ordinances of the City of Denton,' Texas,
exempting portable signs of certain dimensions
from sign permit fee requirements. (The Planning
and zoning Commission recommends approval.).
B. Adoption of an ordinance providit.g for the
continuance of ad valorem taxation on automobiles.
C. Adoption of an ordinance approving the 1981 Tax
Assessment Roils. (The Board of Equalization
recommends approval.)
8. Approval of revised site plan for proposed bowling
alley on San Jacinto Boulevard in planned development
(PD-6). (The Planning and zoning Comeaiasion
recommends approval.) 1
9. Approval of sanitary sewer service outside the City
limits for Mr. W. V. Rainey.
10. Approval of a lease/contract with the Oreater Denton I
Arts Council for the Diesel Plant and old City
Warehouse.
11. Approval of a contract with sally Erdman for
consulting services for the Bird Control Program.
120 Approval of a tax rate for purposes of advertising the
vote setting the tax rate.
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September 1, 1981
Page Five
13. Approval of the City Manager's, request for
ratification of the reappointment of Ralph Slater to
the Civil Service Commission for a three year term. '
14. Acceptance of an Environmental Protection Agency Grant
for an Industrial Pretreatment program in the amount
of $25,563.00.
t 15. official Action on Executive session'Itemss
A. Legal Matters " {I
E. Real Estate i'
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointments
lb. New Susinesss ;
This item provides a section in which tc, suggest new
7 items of business for future agendas.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM #
SUBJECT:
Receive Report on Water Distribution System Study. E
SUMMARY:
In October 1980, the City of Denton employed the
consulting firm of Hogan and Rasor, Dallas, Texaffi, to
conduct a Water Distribution System Study. The
y purpose of the study was to analyze Denton's water
distribution system, develop recommendations as to
future elevated and ground storage requirements, and
develop a water distribution system plan through the
year 2000.
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On July 6, 1981, Hogan and Rasor presented a
preliminary draft of the study and their
recommendations to the Public utilities Board, Mr.
Hogan and his staff will present the final draft and
their recommendations to the Council at the study
session on August 11, 1981.
Attached are the main recommendations from the study.
Certain of the recommendations are noteworthy and will
require near term attention. Others will require
consideration in a possible bond election than may be
ti required within the next year. The major t
recommendations ares
1. Purchase of a one (1) acre site in Northwest
Lenton for an elevated storage tank.
I 2. Construction of a 1 million gallon elevated
storage tank in Northwest Denton by 1985 or as
warranted by increases in population in the area.
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3. Installation of 4.0 million gallons of ground
storage at the Water Plant by 1985.
4. Installation of a 2.0 million gallon ground
storage tank at McKenna Park by 1985.
5, installation of 3,500 gallons per minute higgh
aervice pump at McKenna Park as soon as possible
to relieve lower water pressure that occasionally
exists in Northwest Denton,
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6. Conduct a more thorough analysis of replacement
of deteriorated and/or substandard water mains
and incorporate the repair and/or replacement of
these In our formal capital or maintenance
budget.
7. Conduct an analysis of dead end water lines that
need to be "looped" and include these projects
in our formal capital or maintenance budgets.
8. Establish a time table for requiring the City of
Corinth to provide elevated and ground storage
for their system. ;
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Not determined at present.
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ACTION REQUIRED!
Officially recognize receipt of report and provide
comment and input regarding the findings and
recommendations.
The Public Utilities Board has reviewed thelastudy
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and has directed the staff to develop a p
to address certain recommendations$
particularly the followings
1 1. Consider installation of a high service pump at
McKenna Park.
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interconnections to "loop" dead end lines.
Some of these engineer wtol dreuire evelop the a plansea and {
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Respectfully,
R. E. Nelson i
Director of Utilities
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Where valves are found to be ineffective, inoperative, or difficult
to operate, they should be serviced or repaired as their conditions
warrant. One very essential part of the valve program is in the
recording of the valve locations, condition, manufacturer, date of
installation, operations, and maintenance performed. Many thousands
of dollars are lost in water systems because valve operations are
neglected or valve locations are completely lost under paving over-
lays. The program for operating and maintaining the records of each
valve in the system is a major undertaking; however, the knowledge of
where one valve is located when it is needed will very often justify
the effort.
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The input data and results of the computer analyses for the water
distribution system are included in the Appendix of this report.
D. Conclusions and Recommendations
The following statements of conclusions and recommendations are'peatented
to aid in the decisions that must be periodically made for scheduling `
Improvements to meet the anticipated demands of the water distribution
system.
1. storage
as The Denton system is currently operating with a total 'of
5,552,030 gallons in ground storage capacity and 4,360,000
gallons in elevated storage capacitya
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(1) 1.00 M.G. Of elevated storage is the Projected population and is proposed tobeiccateddatoorthe
near ste adjacent to l.k. 35.
(2) Ground storage capacity is to be provided fron an
In the existing and proposed surface reservoirs locatedaat°n
McKenna Park.
(3) It is recommended that:
(a) A minimum of I acre at an elevation of approximately
755.0 feet above M.S.L. b: ac
tion of ged for the construe- #
elevated storage capacity. '
(b) By 1985, or as scan as the develcn
construction and arrangements can bemaderfortthehe
financing, a new 1,00-14 G. elevated storage reservoir
be constructed for service to the Upper System,
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(1) Elevated storage provided by the exist
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(2) The existing Population of 90,443.
9 ground stora a rapacity available for the lower
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(5,000,000 gallonsi is adequate for a
approximately 38,462. This does not Populatthe reservoirs located at each of the well `Sites. sw
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(3) It is recommended that;
(a) By the first phase of Improvements include the
construction of a minimum of 4,
clearwelt storage at the site of theGwateratrreatment
plant.
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(b) Additional clearwell storage reservoirs be Constructed
tht3 water treatment plant in about five-year inter-
vats or as often as the growth of
the need, the City warrants
By 19851 additional 2.00 M. G. of surface storage be
constructed adjacent to the existing McKenna park
surface storage reservoir,
(d) BY 1995, the existing 0
Street be razed, andanew-1.50•M.G. elevated tinkebeh
constructed on the site,
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a. The City of Denton currently operates their major high service
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b. The total rated capacity of the high service pumps at the water
treatment plant is 28.44 M.G.D.
c. Additional high service pumping units are located at each of the
well sites which can provide a total supplemental capacity rated
at about 4.20 M.G.D.
i d. 8y 1985, the estimated capacity required for high service pumping
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to the Upper System is 3.58 M.G.O.
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(1) A new high service pumping station be constructed at the
site of the existing 2,00-M.G, storage reservoir at McKenna
Dark to relieve the immediate problems of low water 'pressure
for the developments in the higher elevations. The
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(a) Initial capacity to be approximately 3,500 gpm
furnished by a two or three-pump operation.
(b) future capacity to be approximately 8,750 gpm
furnished by a three or four-pump operation,
(2) The capability be developed at the water treatment plant for
j future high service pumping capacity for deliverin as a
minimum, 70.30 M.G.D. (48,800 gpm) to the distribution
system. i
3. Water Distribution System !
a. Over 63,000 linear feet of substandard site water lines
(4-inch diameter and smaller) exist in the Denton system.
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c. It is recommended that:
(1) An annual construction program be implemented to replace
deteriorated and substandard water mains (10-inch diameter
and smaller) as routine maintenance. Where certain areas
would require substantial costs or special construction ,
techniques, the City may want to include the improvements
with a major capital improvements program funded by revenue
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bonds.
(2) All substandard and deteriorated water mains be replaced
with water mains of a size required in the overall plan
(minimums of 6-inch diameter in residential areas and 8-inch
ameter in mercantile or industrial areas).
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(3) All water mains should be looped to provide water service
from at least two directions.
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In i diameter
(4) Large rger) iameter water
for s (12-1hch
scheduled transmission
and la capital
improvement. programs,
(6) A routine schedule (every 6 months) be implemented for
operating, maintaining, and recording the condition of all
gate valves in the system.
(6) Substandard and inoperable gate valves be replaced.
(7) Where proposed higghways and thoroughfares are planned,
encasement pipes be installed to provide for future
crossings and extensions to the water distribution system.
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June 16, 1981
Regular meeting of the City Council at 1200 p.m., Tuesday. June 16, 1981 in the
Council Cheaters of the Municipal Building.
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100 P.M.
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PRSSEMT: Mayor Stevart, Mayor_Pro Tam 60pbons, Council Members Alford, Chev,
Riddlesyarger, Witter", and Dailey.
1. Council convened into Executive Session to consider Legal Matters, Real Ltate~
t Personnel, sad board Appointments.
'r The Council adjourned to attool the 7:00 P.M. meeting. So official action vas
taken.
7200 P.M. 2. Approval of tVe Minutes of the 8pecia1 Called Matting of May 20, 1981,
Taliaterro motion, Chty second that minutes of the meeting of June 9, 1981 to
approved as amended. Motion carried unanimously.
7. Content Agenda 4 f
Motion Colley, second Altard that the consent agenda to approved. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Bide/Purchde Orders
1. Bid 18903 Riding Movers was approved. {
3. Plata
14 The final plat of lot 1-R, section one, Treovay Park 6ubdiyistoa '
Ns approved. s
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2. The final replant of lot 6-1-9, Shady Oaks Industrial Park vas approved]
4. public Eoarings:
e A. X-19. The Council considered the petition of rllington'o, roe, requesting
B.ietorte Landmark (S) sooiag designation at 119 Vebt Rickory street.
Chew sottea, Riddlespirger second that petition to approved. Motion
ae,"itd uhaolaously.
1. The follwwing Ordinance was prestatod:
Bo. 81-17
AS ORDIRANCI DIVOSATISO In AZOV tr3CRIBED 1001-10I0S As A BIM) re
UYt* Rk M n ORDISARCR SO. 60-30 (ARTICLI 28A OF THE COPREWSI'!r
` LOSISO ORDMOCS): An PAMD114 FOR AN ETIBC M RATS. I
Stewrt action, Chev second that Ordinance be Passed. On roll tall
Tate, Alford "aka", Riddleslardr "ays", Chew aye", CailTy "ape",
Sallaferro "aye , Stephens aye", gtewart "aye"o Motion carried
unanimously.
9. Council eaasidered s-1171 the petition of Jim Bridges requesting a Specifi
Via Permit to increase the number of children to to accommodated at Kiddlt
corral Pre-School located at 808 Sharman Driye. !
Attorney styleed that six "toe for are requirai to apprave the petition
stoat Plaaalag and toning lid ant recommend opyroral.
Oailey motion, Chew second to approve Petitioa. tla tell call Tote, Alford
"aye", slddlesporger "are", Chew "aye", Taltaftrre "aye", Colley "ape".
Stspheal "Co" larart "no". Metton failei fad leek of air "aye".
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S. Ordiaaaces: 1
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A. The lollaving Ordioance vas presented+
No. 61-$$
AN ORDINANCE ABOLISd1B0 THE RESEARCH ADD ECONomIC DEVELCFMM BOARD OF THE CITY
Or DEMO, TEW, REPEALING CRDIDANCB N0. 73-3 PASSED AND APPROYFD 09 MARCH b,
19471 AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. i
Chew matioa, Taliaferro aatoad to approve Ordinance. 04 roll call rote,
Alford "also, Piddlesperler "aye", Chew "aye", osilay "aye", Taliaferro "aye", ;
f Stephens aye", Stewart ape". Notion carried unanimously.
9. The following Crdinance vas preseated: I f
N0. 81-79
AN ORDINANCE ABOLISSING THE COMITY LIVIC RELATIONS BOARD or TEE CITY OF
It", TEWI REPEALING ORDINANCR NO, 76-73 PASSED ARM APPROVED 00 NOVEMBER
27, 1946 AND REPEAL1NO BECTION 2-26 Or THE CODE OF THE CITY Of DENTOA, TEUSi `
M ADD PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. i
1 Chew mottoo, Stephens second to approve Ordinance. On roll Call rate,
Alford "a~e", Riddlesperpr "aye% Chev "AYe"0 Galley "Aye** Taliarerro "aye",
Stephens aye", Stewart aye". Motion carried unanimous-Sy.
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Q C. The following Ordinance vu prewte6i
to. 81-6o
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDINO THAT PORIICN CP PATSY B'TREET FROM JANIS Vmw TO
HET1'IE FIRM BE VACATED, ABANDONED AND C1,0901 AND PROVIDING THAT TSIS ORDINANCE
SSALL BECOME EFFICTIVI DOW ATELY.
0aiiey motion, Cho second to approve ordinance. On roll call veto,
Alford Nt% Riddlaiperler "aye", Cho "aye", Galley "aye", Talieferro "aye",
Stapbens eye", Btevert aye". Motion carried unanimously.
6. Council considered approval of the firm of Alexander Grant i Cospaby to perform
the annual audit for fiscal year 1960-81. stepheas motion, Rlddlosw er second
that Alexander Orent 6 Company perform annual audit for fiscal Year 1960-61. Motion
carried unanimously.
T. Council considered authorisation for City Council to attend Aaeriean Public
?over A ioolation Conference, June 21 through 940 1961. Chev sotioa, Stepheaa
second to approve eutboritation. Motion tarried unaniamly.
8. Council considered approval of plane for Muaitipal Building Undies"" Access
Modifications. Stephens action, Taliaferro second to approve place. Motion carried
uaaalnouily.
9. Council considered authorisation for City Cauatilaambere to attend forth Central
Taxes Council of Governments General Aesembiy oo June SS, 1961, Stephens motion,
Talisferro second to approve authorisation. Notion carried unanimously,
10. The following Resolution vas preseatedi
REeOLUTION i
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Ntt1UM, the City of Dattoa finds it necessary to purchase a certain tract of
land located in the City of Denton, Texaa, and norm fully described beiovi Lad
VHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the
but interest and velfare of the publia vill be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described belowf and
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June 16, 1981, continued)
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2 84 THESCI south 20 02' 10" vest along the vest boundary line of se14 Liner treat a
distance of 300,0 feet to the plate o! begineing and containing 21,899.69 square
feet of land, more or lase.
2 The City of Denton is hereby further author£aed to pay Alex Dickle, Jr.,
Individually and as Executor of the Estate of Alex Dickis, Sr.; Alex Dickie, Jr.,
Trustee for Thomas W. Laney, Jr., Richard Alexander liner, Harriett Christine Lay,
Cindy Lou Laney, Barth Louise tickle, Nary Ann Dlekis, Alexander Diekie SV,
Martha Sue Dicke, Joseph Rohart Dickie, Margie Carolyn Dickle, Kathryn Chriatlas
Dlckis, Ellesteth Jean Gault, John Vickie Gault, and Paul Allen Oault, as ewers of
said described property, consideration to the amount of 126,000.00 purchase price,
plus necessary end reasonable recording lees. I
3. This Resolution shall take effect iemedletely from and after its passage
sued approval in accordance vith the provisions of the Canton City Charter. J~,
PASSED AND APPAOVPD this the 16th day of dupe, 1981. f
RICKM 0. STEW ART, YOR -
CITY OF DLATON, TEW
ATTEST,
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BROOKS BOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DOWN, TEXAS
APPROVtD AS To LEGAL POW: I,
C. J. TAYLOR, 4M, CITY ATTORKEY
CITY OF DCNTOr, TVA
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Notion Oa£1ey, second Chew that the Resolution be puled. On roll call vote,
04«le1 "aye", Te.2£atarro "aye", Stephing "are", Alford "aye", RSS43apergar "are"~
are Lad Mayor "eye". Motion carried wulmously.
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Www, the city of Denton finds It aaceesary to purchase a' certain treat of
j land located In the City of Daatoo, Texas, any ;era fully 44uribed balms and
HK,+WAt, the City Council of the City of Denton Is of the oplolon that the best
Interest ud wlfara Of the publia vlll be served by the purchase of the parcel
Of real estate described $olovl an4
Vll3MU, the City of Denton and ewers of laid ;areal, Nary William Sm1th,
William 0. Pox, end Yenlta Davis, agree that a eoulderation of $30,000.00 is a fair
and agreed value of such described property)
NOV, TEPAPJORE, BE IT RESOLVED By Till CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP DENTON,
TM, TVATi 1
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorlsed to prepare whatever legal documents s` y
necessary. to complete the truster of praperty so describel below fres the more J
thereof to the City of Dented, Taxes:
An that certain tot, true or pare,l of land situated In the M. Austin Surrey,
Abstract No, t. Destoa County, Texas, said tract being part of a tract show by
dee4 to Eeory E. Williams and recorded in Volume 306, Page 3o7 of the Deed,Retords
e! Dented County, Texas, sad bsizg more putlcularly described as follovgt
MINIM for the north southveet aorner of ties treat Lain; diterlbad herein at g
Point Berth 30 12' t0" east 38.$ foot leis the seuttvast corner of said Williams
{ Traotl
TKEICB north 30 12, 40" list 70 feet to a poiat fee, a c4roerl
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NR MS. the City of Denton and owes of maid parcel, Alex Dickie, Jr.,
Individually and as Executor at the Estate of Alex Dickie, Sr.t Alex Dickio, Jr,t
Trustee Cindy Lou oLanntyy,aWellLLouise Dickie, Richard Ann Diakie, aAlexaander Ditt~kie l1" Martha
But Dickie, Jaooph Robert Dickie, Kargie Carolyn Diolie, Korths Out Diekie, Joseph
Robert Dickie, Margie Carolyn Dickie, Kathryn Christine Dickie, Ilisabeth Je►n
Gault, John Dickie Oaolt, and Paul Allen Oaulti, agree that a Consideration of
126,000.00 is a fair mad agreed value of such described property{
IM, TMEFORI, BI IT RISOLM BY TNI CITY COUNCIL OP TSB CITY 0► DIRTOM, TIIAS,
TNATi
i 1. The City Attorner to hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal dacumants
i are necessary to complete the transfer of property so described belov from the over
thereof to the City of Denton, Texas i
An that certain lot, tract or parcel of land Wad and being situated in the City
and County of tattoo, State at Texas, sad being part of the K. Austin Survey,
Abstract go. 4 and also being part of Tract I to conveyed from God and Associates,
and
7T6, PaSe i 68 , of the Trustee Ded Reeords at Denton doted County, h Texas, and
r t coed6 Trustee
to s Volume George
M sore particularly described as follovss
WnST TRACT
(rJ C014=110 at the most southerly southeast cotter of said Tract it
Q TMCS north 3a 19, 40" most along the veeterly east boundary line of said Tract I,
a distance of 38.7 feet to the point of beginning;
TIMMCI north 860 39, 40" vest a distance at 1536.0 feet to a goiat for a corner
is the vast boundary line at said tract, same being the most boundary line of a
trust conveyed to the City of Denton and reoordsd It volume 648, Page SOS of the
Deed Retards of Denton Countya I
TKIMCL north 30 07' 20" east along said line a distaoae of To feet to a yoiatt li
TRIRCI south 660 12' R0" tact a distance of 1736.2 fat to a point for a corner {
in the vesterly east boundary line of said tracts
T'>O"SfC1 south 30 19, 40" vest along said lied a distance of TO feat to the place I
of beginning std containing 2.469 acres of land, more or less. i
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MOND TRAM
CO MCINO at the masterly southeast Corner of said Treat I, maid point lying is
} tee volt right of way line of Loop 2681
TBIMOI earth 670 04' 20" vast along the northerly south boundary line of said Tract I
a distance of 155.2 feet to a point)
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Imes north 10 gas out a distance of 297.7 testy ~
TNEMCI berth 10 340 10" east a distance at 427,7 foot to a poiat for a carton, said
point lying !a the south line of a tract Cenvmyid to Robert 6. Liner is volume 876,
Page 629 at the Deed Rddards of Denton County;
TMC3 north ,6sail point alto Losing said Ilea a toner at „id tinrttraactipoint
of beginning
TPSMCI Continuing north 670 06' 10" vest a distance of 3S feet to a point fora {
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TWCI north le 30 10" soot a distance of 514.SS feet to a point for a coraert
TNIMCI south 670 12, 40" east ► distance of 70 teat to a point for a oorneri
Twel Booth le 34, 10" vest a distance at 215.0 fat to a point for a Corner is
the north boundary line at said Liner Sbaatt
"not north 8T0 02' vest done said line a iistaace of 32.6 felt to the Corthvaet
-1 corner of said tiaar traoti -
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28G TREBCE south 66c 52 40" east 1116.8 feet to a point 35 feat volt of the center- {
Sloe of an existing 2ow4r linai
TMCS north 10 26" ooot parallel with and 15 foot west of Said power line 1771.2
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feet to a point is Williams north 1S4e1
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THESCE south 810 04' 40" ease with Williams worth line 70 feet to a point 15 feet fi
most of said power line{
TMCE south 10 28" veit parallel with and 3$ foot asst of sold power line 1554.7
foot to a points I
THENCE south 660 52' h0" east 37.5 feet to a potatt
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.ti TI(6RC6 south 1° 28" vest TO !at to a pointy
THEM north 860 52' 40" wait 17.3 feet to a points I
Tmcg south 10 26" vest 37.5 feet to a point to Williams south ltnet
TEEECE north 660 53' 30" vest with Williams south line TO teat to a point 55 fat
vest of sail canterltee of as existing power Baas
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TEERC3 north 10 26" east 374 feat to a point SS feet vest of said emnterlinet
TEESC1 north 660 $2' 40" vast 1121.1 fast to the point of beginning and containing
4.7320 acres of land, more or less. .
2. The City of Denton is hereby authorised to pay Nary William Smith, Willima
0. Tax, and Yeoito Davise as owners of said described. property, consideration to
the amount of 130,000.00 purchase price, plus naesesary and reasonable recording fall. f
3. This Resolution shat' take offset Immmiiatoty from and after Its passage
` an/ appro•oal to aeoorda°es with the provisions of the Denton City Charter.
k PASTED AM APPROM this the 16th day of June, 1961. Y
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EAnp STEW T, KAYOR
i CITY OF DERTOE. TC%A8 ;
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LT, CITY EECRYT Y
CITY or OniTor, WA
APPROM AS TO LEGAL TORN,
C. J. TAWj JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY Or DLI'I, TEEAS
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Tsllaforro notion, Alford second that the Rasolutlnn be passed. On roll o111 vote,
Alford "Sys" Riddlssperger "aye", Chev "Rye", Taliafmrro mays"s Oailey "Syo",
Stewart "ayelp and stsphans "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
It. Council conoidered approval to Sutborlse tbo City Manager to sign a contract
with Katy and Asaxiatss for design of the Sycsaore Strut Erid4le. Catley motlon,
Chow ssoond to aporeva authorisation. Notion earrisd unanimously.
xssttle adjourned at 9+00 p.m.
ICMD 0. VMART, YOR
CITY Of DEETOF, TE7U0
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CITY Or DMOE, TMS
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CITY OF DDHTOH CITY COOHCIL 287
June 30, 1981
Special called meeting of the Denton city council at 5.00 p,m„ Tuesday. Jute 30,
1981 in the Council Chambers Of the Nuniotpal Building.
5soo p.m.
MIMED Niyor Stewart, Nayrr Pro Tem Stephens, Council Maobers Alford, Chew,
Hiddluperger, T--.iatorro, and Galley.
1. Council convened into Executive seuion to consider Legal Natters, He61 Wets,
personnel, and Hoard 4Poiatmonts.
The Council adjourned to attend the 7100 P.m. meeting. Ho official action via
taken.
t 7=00 P.M.
2. Consent Agenda i)
a Mayor Stewart requested that item A-2, Bid 08908 - Selective Vast Control be i s
M removed from the Consent Agenda and he considered at a later time.
Eiddlesperpr wtiea, Chow eeoond to approve the Coakent Mende. Notio4 carried
unanimously.
Bids/Purchasa Orders
Q 1. Bid A89O6, Manhole Vault was approved.
2, purchase Order 048031, Highway Machinery 0eadall Repair in the amount + ;
of $5,799.12 was approved.
3 purchase u rd of r 8147229,00 was Control Components Repair Parts, Unit 5, It.
4, Purchase Order 11+7232, Control Omponents Hepalr Parts, Ua:t 5, in 11
the amount of $3,920.00 vto approved. I
1. Purchase Order 148607, Supplies for Cleaning Condenser Tube) was approved.
1!. Plate
a 1. The final plat of lot 2, 9andy Addition, was approved. I ;
2. The Beal replat of lot 14, East KoKlacey Street Addition wu approved.
3. Hlddlespergse action, Cbw second to approve bid 08908, selective Used Control. I y
Notloa carried unanimously.
1. Puhlic Hearings
A. E-1499. This is the petition of the City at Denton planning sad Community
Drreiop int Cepartis t requesting auMxation of s tract approximately
479.47 acre in alu. The treat %41144 sloag the east We Of Nayhili
Head approximately 2,S50 feet 1011th of test *%taaey street. This gtaeral
area Is knew as the Nayhtli Cosmutity.
Notion to dd s oval made %y Chew, areoaded by Stephens. On roll call
vote, Alford syi Hiddlee ergs. "aye" Stewart "mi Stephens MOO"l of
Chen "ao", 064147 "so", LadpTalisf4rro inn". Koti6a to deny 2-i►99 carried.
D. 6-1493• This 11 the Petition of 131116 Cun4144ham req+settlaS t Oha4Se of
soniog frog agricultural (A) to commercial (C1 elassitteattoo on a tract
approximately 1.6 torso il site located along the west side of I.R. 15
j tuginniag approximately 220 feet tarth Of P.N. 11T3.
1. The folloving Crdluare vat presenteds
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28S No. 61-61
AN OADIIIAXCE AXENDIIG THE ZOOM HAP CP TAE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AS
SAXE WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO TAE CODE OF WDINANCES Cr THE CITY
or DEYTCII, TEXAS 5Y ORDINANCE No. 69-1, AND AS VTD HAP APPLUS TO
APPRCXDUTELY 2.179 ACRES OF Uu3D, HORS OR Lffi91 .n Or TIM B.B.B. a
C.R.R. SURVEY, ABSVACT N0. 1411 AND DECLARIiO AN 2"RCT'IVE DATE.
Cher motion, Stephens second to approve Ordinanes 151-61. On toll
call rote, Alford "aye", Chev "aye , Dailey "aye", Riddlesperger "aye",
Taliaferro "aye", Steuart "aye% Stephens "aye", Xotlon tarried
unanimously.
C. E-1494. This to the petition of Barry Vachil requesting a cbanRe of sontoo }
from tvo family (2-r) to slaAla family (Sr-7) classifteatiom cm parcels
t located on the vest side of Partstdo Drive, sAd more particularly des-
oribed as lots 11, 12, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 of Phase I-A, North Late
Part Addition,
f 1. The folloving Ordinance was presented,
No. 61-62
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AS ORDINANCE AXOM30 THD t05I10 MAP Or THE CITY Or Dt7r1'OI, TEXAS, AS
SAME VAS ADOPTED AS AS APPENDIX TO THE CODE Of ORDINANCES OF THS CITY
Or DMMS, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE E0. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO
1W% 1, LOTS Itj 120 L3, 14; 151 16, 17 and 18 PEASt I-A, NMI
U,XE PAAE ADDITION, AS ADDITION TO TA! CITY Or DENTON, T®XAS3 AND I
DECLARINO AN LPPEM" DATE.
Tollaferro notion, Alford second to approve Ordinance 081-62. On roil
call rote; Alford "aye", Chov "sye", Cailejr "ale", Riddlesperger "suns".
Taltaferro "aye", Stevan "ape", Stephens aye . Xotlod carried
Unanimously.
D. E-1495, This is the petition. of Joseph V. Burris requesting a cbsoge of -1
toeing tram agricultural (A) to single family (9r-7) 0luaiflast iea on s 1
tract approximately 6.14 acres in also begtaning adfacent and berth of the
mortbern tersdnattoo of Bellaire street.
1. The folloving Ordinanco we pralentcdr
~ ro. 51-63 is
AN ORMANCE AMMINO THE EONIIO XAP Or TEN CITY or Dom, TE%A91 AS
SAID! VAS ADO" AS AN APPENDIX TO INS CODS OF ORDINANCES Or Ta CITY
Or DENT•OI, TOW, BY ORDINANCE 90. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLINd TO
6.79 USES Of U~ND, MORE OR In$, CUT Or TO X. YOACHUM SURVEY, ARITRACT
E0. 14421 AND DECLAAINO AN rPnCTIVE DATE.
Stephens matiom, Chew 6420ad to approve ordiakno4 051-63, Dm roll '
call rote, Alford "aye% Chew "aye , Oallel "sle", Riddlospsrear "aye",
Taltafenm 0674", Stewart "aye", Stephens aye , Xoties earried
y umanimaualy. r ,
1. E-1496. This is the petition of W. Richard Celsey representing the U-Ttorrs
Company tequestia8 annexation mm approximately 65 acres beginning approxi-
mAtely 2,500 felt south of the tateraeetioa of Eel60m Lane and r.X. 1830
and "Jaosat and nut of V.S. 1110*sy 377. s
Stephens notion, Taliaferro seeoad to &;prove t-1496. Xotlon tarried h
unanimously. i
5. CouneIt discussed the repealing of Ordinance 79-39 pertainioe to txtemd4d 1
hours for the lavfai isle, powisiom, Lad consumption of sloeholia beverages.
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6. Ordinances
A. The folloviog Ordinance vas presentadi
Nu. 81-6h
RD PAWED COMI 0? THE CITY Of OENTOW, TWA O8 TSEME DAYD Of ASPACTED BY THE MAY CITY
2971 PEA
TAINING TO EIITENDSD SOUKS FOR TEE LA'M SALE, POSSESSION AND CONSUMPTION
Of ALOOSOLIC BEVERAGES IN TIE CITY Of MSTCis, TERM AND PROVIDINO AS
VrECTIVE DATE.
Caney motion, Chev second to approve Ordinance 181-61. On roll Call
vote, Alford "a a", Chev "aye", Galley "aye", Rlddleap*rges mve ,
1 Tediaferro "eye , Stewart "aye Stephens lfotlon carried ueanL-
"uely.
3. The folloving Ordinance vat pr+sented:
NG. 81-63
AN ORDINANCE SEM110 A DATE, TD2 AND PLACE ON THE PROPOSED DISANNEYATI i
^f CERTAIN PROPERTY EY THE CITY or DENTON, TM40 AND At"0812I14 AND
DIAECtIN6 TEE MAYOR TO PUBLISH NOTICE Of SUES PUBLIC REARM.
Rlddiespargor motion, Chw second to approve Ordinance 181-64. On roll
call vote, Alford "aye", Chev "aye", CaS1ly "ale", hlddleapergr "era", ,
d Taltaferro "aye", Stevart "eye", Stephens "aye . Motlon carried unaai-
Q mously,
T. Council considered approval of adjusting the tax roll for unoollectibie accounts
(fatru ry 19811.
I Stephens motion, Galley second to approve adjustment. Motion carried with Stewart
voting One.
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1 8. Council considered approval of adjusting the tax roll for untsl:ectlble accounts
(April 1981). I
0e11ey motion, Talisferro second to approve adjustment. Motion carried vith Stewart
toting 1100. •
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9. Council considered approval for coademnatlon proctedInAs on land acquisition
for right of vyr for the electric utility.
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Teliaferre motion, Chw second to approve condemnation proceeding. Motion carried f -4
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unanimously.
10. Ta1LAferro motion, Oaiiay second to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
IC . MART, YJR
CITY or Drem, TE7W
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July 7, 1981
Aetular meeting of the City of Lentos City council at 9+00 V-12" Tuesday, July 7, r I
1981, la the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
5s 00 p.m. k
PRRat s Mayor Pro Tee itepheas, Council MemLers Alford, Chew, Riddlosperger,
Talliferro, and 00410Y r
SIMTs Mayor Stewart i I {
1. The Council convened into Executive Session to consider Legal Matters, Real
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rotate, Personnel, and board Appointments. t
The Council adjourned to attend the 700 P.S. meeting. No official action vas
taken.
7r00 P.M.
2. The Council ccaraned is regular ,smile it 700 P.Z. Riddlesperger motion, ;
Oilley second to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of June , 1961. Motion
wried unanimously. ;
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3. Consent Agenda 3
caller requested that item A-1 - Bid /8909, Pxpaneion loitts in the amount of
89,472.791 and item A-2 - Pid /8910, Celing tans in the amount of 84,069.4T be
removed from the Consent A6eode. and be considered at a later time.
Chew motion, Talleferro second to approve the Cooseat Agenda. Motion carried
naatietusly.
A. Sids/Nucbase Orders
II 1. Bid /8911, fire Iigbting lquipment In the swunt of 14,S57.00 via
approved.
2. Purchase Order 048562 to Antxter Dellis, Ind., In the amount of 86,329.96
a for computer tie to service center end word processor for Personnel
Department vas approved.
r 4. Galley notion Talisferro second to app~rvs bid 08909, lxpusion Joiots, In
the amount of (9,72.79. Motion carried unanimously.
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3. Dailey motion, Alford second to approve Bid 08910, Ceiling Pact in the Mount
of 14,069.79• Motion carried unanimously.
6. Publ.e Nearimgt
A. L-1440. This is the petittoa of filbert Note and Devala Campbell requeatimg
a Change of easing from agricultural (A) to planned development (PD) Sontag
aiusifieaeson for comaereial nee to a tract & proximately 3.7 acres in
else located along the tcrth side of Sletway 3,80 last beglmniag apprexi.
lately 1500 feet east of Welty Need.
1. The folieviag Ordinance was presettsdt
10. 81-66
AN CADISW9 AMFNDIRO TP.I 60biN0 MAP Of M CITY Of DIRM110 THAI, AS
m pCtTWAS )ZCP= AS AN APPWIX " TV 0? Of TZI CITY
Og, :DG9 fYDICI YO. 604000AND A SAIDMAPSAPPLII! TO
APPAOXNAtIly 1.796 ACRIA Or LAND, HOAX OR Udd, OUT Of TV WILLIAM
Dan "IM, ABSTRACT 110. 328 IN TIM CITY Of DMCN, AND MORC PAR-
TICMANLl' DISM139D NIRIINs AND DULARINO AA LrPmra DART. 7
Talliferrn motion, Chew second to approve Ordinates 081-66, On roll
` Call vote, Alford "Lys", Chew "a;e". eatley "are", Riallespsrger "sya",
ItIlaferro "aye", Itaphons "aye", Mati:a airried titanimbusly.
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cation vas taY.ey. f
A. The Council considorei aloptian of the folloving Resolutiua: E
R£SOLVfPCG i
'W aR£SS, the tern of office for Place t of thr City of Denton, Texas c.,% the
Boarl of Ciro-tors of th.o Texas 14-zielpat Fcwer Agency has terminatoit and
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+I2UAS, Aiehard 0. Stewart has been appointel ty the city Co-Atoll of the
City of Dentaa, Texas to Place L on the Board of Directors of the Texas NuAlclpal +
Paver A;eneri IN. Tt0. MAE,
} BE IT PESOLVED BY TEE CITY C=CiL OF TEE CITY OF DP:7O9, TEXAS: ~
SECTICH 1.
Pursuant to t"e terms and provisions of Crlinance :to. 7l-22 of the City of
Denton, Texas, Rinhirl,0, Stan rt is hereby appointed to the tom of office of
Place L an the Board of Directors of the Tax&$ Municlpal Paver Agency. }
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SECT.-IV It. This Leoobnion shall tecome offoctlve from and after its data of passage.
and it to sa ordered.
PASSED A."D APPRCVED this the 7th day of July, :951.
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CITY OF DE-ATOM TEXAS
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C. J. TAYLOA, JR., CITY ATTCPXEY
CITY OF D£Pf:'OH, TEXAS
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IE! AiddIteperger Wiwi, Chew, second to approve Aosol•,tioa. On roll call veto, Alford
I "aye", Chew "►pa", ;alley "aye", R1411e9perger "aye", Tatiaferr! "ayo", Stephete
"aye". Motion camel unanimously.
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9. The Cauncil adnstdorel approval of this Capital Imprrvtent Plea.
Riidleapereer motion, Chew second to epprovo Capital Improvement Pan, Nation
cirrieI unanitourly,
( 10. The Co'zoil conaiUrol approvd of a mid-dock :retain; on Avedce t tstve:a
Righlatd and !Ail* at the ColtIeUM.
} Dailey motion, AlfW tece+al to approve eroseing. Nation Ctrriod unanimauely.
( 11. no Cwziil considerel approval for the retavel of the signals at Highland
end Avenue C.
Osiloy ,.ottan, I►liafrrro aotati •a apprava reaovd. :n ro:1 Call vote, ;1111y f
"i Ta..iafsrro ratel yet, and A!ddlasporger, :hew, kle3ri, Ptopheta '.road ti.
Nettdn a -rove sl;ralr at ylghltni and Aver:it C fail*d.
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12. The Council considered approval of the removal of signals at sycamore and
six.
Oailey motion, Tali 6ferro seoon4 to approve removal. Oo roll call vote, Oailty
and Talleferro voted yet, and Niddlaperger, Chew, Alforl, stephent voted co.
Motion to remove signals at sycmnove and M failed.
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17. The council considersl approval or tht removal of sisnm?j at Oycemort and
tAeust.
rl Oailey motion, 'Tatiaferro second to approve removal, Oa roll call vote, Collar
and Taliseorro voted yet, and Niddlaperger, Chew, Alford, ttephens voted no.
Notion to removt signals at sycamore and Locust failed.
14, Niddlaperger nation, 0111ey ssoond to adjourh. Notion carried unanimously.
' Nesting adjourned et 930 p.m.
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July la, 102
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Sp44ia1 called meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 100 p.m. Tuesday,
July 16 , 1981, to the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal buitdint.
9,00 p.m.
ZBEIM Mayor ateve.rt, Mayor Pro Tom Stephens, Council Members Alford, Chew,
Dailey, Riddl4sperger, and Talialerro'
1. The Council convened into Executive Session to Consider Legal Matters, Real
tatats, Personnel, and Sward Appointments.
The Council sido,acoi to attend the 7:00 p.m. meeting. No official action was
taken.
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700 P.M.
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Mayor Stevan requested that item A-1 - Approval of the final Plat of Sunrise
Acres Subdivision, be removei from the Consent Agenda and be considered at a 'r
Sater time.
? Stephens motion, Ridilupergsr second to approve the Consent Agenda, Motion carried
unanimously.
A. Platsi
1. The final repiat of lot 1, block 1, Cashway Addttton', helm` a repiat
of part of lot 10 Atkins Addition, lot 10 and part of lot 11, Acme d '
Addition and tract out of the Alexander Bill Survey A-621 Denton
County, Texas vas approved.
1, A request Eros He. Richud D. Smith for water and saw r service outside
the City limits was approved,
1. Talisferro motion, Miley ascend to approve final plat of Sunrise Acres sub-
I division. Motion carriei unanimously.
t, TLe folloving Ordinance wag prosents4s
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Ali ORDIMUCt PROVID110 RUlE8 A.YD PAOMVM YON BOARDS An CCADSISIICNS OF TRT
CITY DP DEITON, TYXA91 PROVIDING A SEViRAMILITY CIAUSEI AND DECLARIRO AN EYftCTTVE !
DATE.
Stephens action, Talisferro 144004 to approve Ordtea4at 161-61. On roll Call
voted Alford "ale", Chew "aye", Gsiley aye", Aiddlimperrer "aye", Tellaferro
sys , Steuart aye", Stephek "ays". Motion eur1e4 unanimously.
f. Council 401141derei approval Of a request this ty the City of Corinth to serve
property with water to the city of Dentw o extra territorial jurisdiction.
Dailey motion, Alford second to approve request, Motion carried unanimously.
6. Council eoneiiored approval or anagreement betvoen'tht City of Dontos wed "A
for Ulf of city tend and sahmenta to d"Otrmet, operate, and maifitais a ib6KV
transmiisice list and Woctited fuilLtiel between the Denton stela plant and tae
proposed Arco subetatiod,
Tslitfirro sotidn, Chew ssmond to approve igrdeeent, 34tien csrriai unanimously.
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T, Coumll eonaidere4 approval of the five year Capital Improvement Plan for the
Utility Department.
Taliaterro action, Oalloyy second to approve the five Vast Capital Imyroveaent Plan. j
Sfotioa carried ananimoudy.
8. Comoil diaeuued the parks and Pecreatiom activity fee structure. No action
was takes
y. Council discuceed thr City Council Wrest Planning Issues. 10 action we t
takes.
y n 10. Council disouuo4 the 1981 Annual Citlssn Survey. So action vas taken.
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11. Council received a report on TWA. 4
12, Chw motion, Stephens saoona to adilourn. Notion carried unmiaouelr.
i Meeting adjourned at 900 p.m.
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July ti, 1981
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1941 gu1ar meeting of the City or Denton City Council at 1100 p.m•, Tuesday, July 910
I the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building,
$100 P.M.
'PEW 71 Mayor Htewart, Mayor Pro Tea Stephene, Council Members Alford, Chev,
Oailey, Riddleeperger, and Taliaterrd
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financial aAdvisorsorelativeatoaHous! t Pinanee D~onGwea~°u~lmLC'okhea!!er under
advisemut and Indicated that they would die* uu
the week. the matter further by the end of
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Est ateThe, Ca1nCiS C06tlenei into Executive Huston to consider Legal Matters, Real
Pereomel, and Board Appolatments,
The Council adjournea to attend the 1100 P.M. meeting, No Official Notion vas
taken.
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Riddleaparger motion, Chow second to approve the Minutes of the regular meeting
of June 9, 7981. Motion carried unanimously.
h. Consent Agenda
Alford motion, bailey second to approve the Consent Agenda, Notion carried
unanimously.
A, Aids/Purchase Orders
1. lid 18911, Economy Pickup was approved
t. Bid /8914, Strut Lights we approved
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A. The Council considered approval of the dieandexatida of the City Power
Plant and the preparation of as appropriate Ordinance at the
proper time.
Talisterre motion, Chew second to approve dimnexation, Nottoe carried
unanimously.
6. The following Ordlnwce vis preeettedr
AI' CADINANCE AM CV0 THE 901:." 1W Or THE CITY Of DIM ON# TVA, AS WE WAS
ADOPTED AS AN APPSNDIX TO THE CODE OF OADINANCCH Of THE OMY OF DDNTON, TEXAS, AND NOSN00 LESS, OM1Of TU %J3. K C.P.A. ApPROXLVAY HU MM,TAJILt 4184 ~~BY
CITY Of DISTON, AND WAS PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED RWINI AND DECUPINO AN EYPECTM
DATE,
Taliaterro motion, Alford $aoand to a rove Ordinance No. 8L-68. On roll 0111 vote,
r Alfordb" yeeel,Chow hays"" Oalloy 'aye s, Niddlemperger "aye% Taltaferro "aye",
Itevar p aye", Matson carried unantmously.
7. Resolutieaei
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BESOLUTICB
VKCk AS, the city of Denton jointly vtth the Cities of Bryan, Carlini and
Orsecvllle have heretofore crested the Texas kanioipai Paver Agency under tho
Gin of the Stet* of Texas) and
tKLVAI, the Board of Diriatore of the Texas Mm,:Oipel ?over Aeonay is
reaponsLble for the proper Admintstratioa of the offices and the expenditure
of all fuels of the Agency{ and
WKMEAS, the City of Denton and the Cities of Bryan, Garland sad Oreenrille
have a direct interest is the management and expenditure of Agency fundel Nov,
Therefore,
bt IT BESOLVM BY THZ 6IT7 COUNCIL Or THE CITY OF DENTCS, TVWi
SECTION I.
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r The City Council of the city Of Denton hereby requelt the Board Of Directors '
of the Texas Municipal ?over Agency to aaecd the By-4vs of the Texas Municipal
?over Afenoy to create an administrative positiop within the Agency to to known "
as the Internal Auditor, xhe sball be apppppo0oointed by and removed from office
andtvheashalllreport directly toa the f Board of members Directors vith copies of all audits f
subnittei to the Board to be furnished to the General Manager and to the Mayor !a "
of each at the Cities of Bryan, Denton, Garland and Orseaville. III
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The City Council of the City of Denton further requests that any proposed
amendment of the By-Lavs Of the Texts Municipal Pmr Agency be submitted to
the Mayor and goveraiat body of each of the Cities of will, Denton, Garland ar
sad Oreeavllls at least thirty (30) days efore submtselea to the Board of
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Directors in ceder to allov time for cement from the goy/ruing body of each
City.
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That copies of this resolution to submitted to each member of the Board
at Directors and the General Manlier of the taxis Municipal Paver Agency and
to each maaber of the governing body and the City Manager of the cities at
Bryan, Oarland and Orsenviilo.
PASStD AND APPSOVCD this the list day of :,air, 1981.
I SAB . STtWAR , MAYOR
CItY OP DENT01. TMI
ATTESTt '
OOri 0 T, CI SECRETARY
cl" OF Dtr,GB, TDW
APP[Wn AS To LEGAL FORM
C. 1, TAYLott, IR., CITY Aii'OBSLY
CITY Of DENTOr, TVAS
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B• The Council Oonaldered adoption of a resolution concerning terra Of Office
at d~;edtors appointed by each City and officers of T.M.P.A.' No Official
ectioa vas taken.
b. Wfodaetioa of to Ordinanda institsting aanexatioa procoeii"s on a traet
eppfoxleiately 1500 feet south of the tateralatiea of SObson Iaae and PM 1810.
(g.leeyi 2-lL96).
dailly vs"aye". ~U1.ay"apeo, A idilesperlor d"►y:"' Taliaferre oil rail aill
Ttsphecs "ayo", preset "fyo". ;lotion darriod unaniaously.
Oily 21, 1961, Cont!tuod
9. The Council received a report from the City Staff on the Carroll boulevard
Study.
Taltsferro motion, Alford second to approve replacement of 4236000 In the Capital
Improvament Plan for a study of the proposed extension of Carroll boulevard. Notion
tarried -unanimously.
10. go eatioa vas taken by the Council on a report from the City Staff on the acv
police Building.
It, Council disouased the possible City funding for the find copy of the Denton
SO's report.
v ^ Aiddleepsrger notion, Stephens second to approve foaling for the report, Notion
tarried unanimously.
10. No anion via taken by the Council on a report from the Moats Director on
e the Alexander Orant Management letter. a r,
13. The approval of sppointmente to the board of Squelitattoo vie removed from the
Agenda.
L, 14, The Council discussed the board and Cemmlsolon Member's Service Avard fuactioo, St
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Alddleaperger motiod CAor owed to approve that eerviee avards to presented to
ti nembete of city boards and commiselene at a future council meeting. Notioa carried
unanimously.
13. Aiddleaperger motion, Cbev weal. to adjourn. Motion tarried unanimously. ~0
Meeting adjourned at 5130 p.a. ~
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July Id, 1981
1. spetiai Called meeting of the City Council starting at Ii00 p.m. to tour and
inepkt the remodeled Phoenix Apartments.
3000 p.m.
9. A special Called meeting of the City Counoil at 5000 P.M. held in the Civil
Delonas PC= of the municipal building for in exeoutlre seaeloa to discuss legal
batters, Seel Estate, Personnel, and Board APPolntm4ate, The Council redonWaad
into Public eeesitn to announce no official aottoa woe taken during the sxeautlve
session.
6000 p.a. i
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3. The special called meeting of the City Council at 6000 P.M. to consider action
on the Vater Distritution Systems Study via postponed.
7100 P.M.
I Special lallod aaeting of the council at 1006 P.m., Jul, 98, 1981, In the Council
Chamher of the municipal Building.
MUSTS Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Taa Stephens, Ceunnil members 0ailry, Tolieferre, ra'
Alford, Biddlespergsr, and Chew. Al preaanti City manager, Chris
Sartung{ City Attorney, C. J, Taylor, Jr.1 and City secretary, brooks
Bela ~
Consent Agenda '
Stephens requested bid 18916-16" vitae line an Airport load he removed for disduaeida.
.11adlelperder motion, Chev second, to approve rsmatoder of tangent agenda, s `
Motion carried unanimously.
A. Bids/Purahua Orders
1, eou"11 approved purehaes trier 04N98 for drapes for the litrary in the
amount Or 18,076
8. Plate
1. The Council approved the final repiat of lots 1A, 31, 34, 3D, block b.
John boedy suLdivlslon.
C, Change 0rdars
12., Approved Change order with United Construction at a total amount of
1061.48.
9. Cdundil approved Change orders 112, 13, and 14 with Contract Builders
relative to Lowy painting.
D. HUI Paymemtc
1. Council approved final paymoat to United Coastruotion Co, for installation
of 36" water line on Loop 288 and MIT Pailrosd is the amount of $15,196.66.
1. Council sppreved final payment to Crdokham and YeNelt, Inc. in amount
of 121061.1$,
S.' Cauhtit doa Wrhd lid 18916 for 16" Witte line on Airport Red. g► a $140
were reasiwd.
moei0n Stephtce, aed064 Chew to approve the add6Ptande of the iCw 141 at 1306,62%
ft Didtersta Cdaetrutti0n CC, Mot Loa dsrried ueanLmo'uiy.
6. Ctuneil doasideret sdopt td a 9sstln:lCa appolating Carla Crlsfori ki Aggigtani
City Judge.
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EISOLUTION
wwW, Station 6.03 of She Charter of the City or Denton authoriaet the
City Counoil to appoint Assistant City Judges to perform the duties add functions
at the City Judges and
WMIAl, the City Couaoil dotal it necessary to appoint an A Siotant City
Judge to handle the ,}udiaiil functions of the Municipal Court in,the sbaeac• of
the City Judder VOW, THEnVOAI,
EE IT RISOLVID IV TNI CITY COUNCIL Of TII CITY OP DIN I, TI'XASi
SLCTIOI I.
Carla Cristord Is hereby appointed Assistant City Judge of the Munlolpal
Court of the City of Denton, Tows pursuaat to Settioa 6.03 at the Charter of the
City of Denton, Taxes.
SECTION II, !
This Revolution shall become erfedtive from and after its data of pasoage. s'
PASSID A." APPROYID this the 26tb ear of July, 1961,
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C171 OF DENT000 TIXAS
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CITY of ormo, TIXAS
APPIOYID AS TO LWAL PORMi
C, J. TATIMI JR., CITY ATTORNIY
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Motion Alford second Taiisfarro, that the RoealatICA to Passed. On roll coil
1064 oilley "aye", Talishrro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye". P114leepotger
aye, Chov "aye" add Mayor "aye", Motion wried unaiaously.
Mr, Rotert Tcvaoend appeared relative to flooding problems an Tyler Strait.
go advised this bas toed gains all for tvelvo years.
Crag Edwards, Inglaair, said that be Lad Jerry Clark told Mr. Townsend he dad two
' options, Number one out a tar ditch on the east side of teyd, add Number two
Mr. Tovasind could put up the aeasy for curt and gutter. Mr, Tevneead laid he
could not afford curb snd gutter.
Maters of the Council reoommoadod that city staff and Townsend get together to
vark out loss solution.
E, The Council doalideeed approval of Praoeo add Hotels proposal for sand filters 'F
for wlutevator Trlatait% Platt.
yelaaa adrited the. vb43 C411611 vas to tbo process of belad Overdid a Eav ronmoatal
Pr6:161idd A44MY (IPA) orant for the autweter Sroltaent Plat, a doatrpvuay 44ve16p41 teiveea VA's oriat A17laletrat1dd orouP sad EPA's eater ~UtlttY Oreup
about whNher 'Vortas'a Plitt rs;air44 saad !!Start if-of the teeoodarr troatdaah
ttsse. the '.'star iuality Imp. vbloh r,pporeN the !axis :y9r:m4t1 -f Hater
hicurd4a' (T9w yeslaea, establlshal s suality ofiteris for Dentah's 'daato•rater
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The Pubiie Ut littes Board, at their meetimg of July 20, 19810 recommen464 to the I
City Council that this proposal for Enginesriag Services be aaepted, that Feetee
sad Niobols be authorized to proceed with updating plane And sp4oifioat1oa4 a4
soon as offlatal confirmation of t?A fundiog to received from tPA and the TOUR
and that idvertisement for bids be authorized when appropriate.
Motion Stephens, second Caney, to approve update of plans Lad authorial the
advertisiat for bids on Presso sad Nichols' proposal for sand filters for the
Nastewster Teatment Plante subject to approval of a grant from EPA. Motion
carried unanimously.
91 The Council received a report from Dr. Darryl Dunham and staff, a reoommeadati
relative to appointment of a seven-member tav taforessent Support Commiostaa.
Dr. Duat", NTSU Education Professor, presented a request for a taw taforeement
Support Commlosion, as did Assistant City Mansger, King Cole, and Polio* Chief
Hugh Lynch.
The matter of appointment of the Coamis4ion vas discussed ae length by all Couaell
Members giving their opinions, mostly concerning the manaer of appolattag'a
Support Coanission, whether the Chief makes the appointments or Council makes them.
It was made clear in the proposal that the sevea-member board would not be s review I.
board or maki, any aaaeeamoat or evaluation of thr police department, f
It would, the pro)msal says, make studies for the department, act as liaison with
the camnuaity and the media, develop good relationshlpo among tar teforaeaiat
Personnel and thou working within the Mittel SYstam, assist in getting polite
facilities and equipment sad develop crime prevention and drug abuse progress.
Notion Riddlesperger, second Alford, to Approve creation of a Lev Enforcement
Cmmt ,tea to be appointed by the Police Chief with advice of the City Counoid.
j The motion via approved with Riddlespergar, Alford, Colley, sad Teltaferro rating 11
yes and Stewart, ttspb4n4 and Chew voting no. Motion careled 4 to
10. The folloving Resolution was praiweda
RESOtl1TION ~
I MI=W' Ordinates It, 80.48 requires that the city Council of the City of l
Denton, Texas, aanudly appoint three membsrs to the Board of Equalisation desig-
noting one member at Chairman! and
± tr=We$ Urland Cates, Jerry Oage and Coerce Ritter are real property tax-
paying ottltens of the City of Deatoot are well acquainted with real Lad personal
property values and are tot is arrears in the "tot of soy toes or other sad-
bilities due the Cityl Neu, TR1REf22,
AS YT RESOLVID IY TRN CITY ,COUM U OF IRS CITY OP DtNTON, TVAI
SECTION 1.
Pursuant to the terns and previsieaa of Ordtaance No. do-48 of the city of
Dontea, Texas, Garland Cates, Jerry Cage and Oeorts Ritter ire hereby appointed
to the Saari of tqualizatloa for a term not to exceed one year.
SICT101 It.
Jerry Cage is beteby designated Chairmen of the Saari of Nquditatioa,
BECTIOX M.
Thll tesolvttoa stall Want affective from and after its date of 1600494 and d
approval,
PASSED AND APPROVED Wo the 28th day of July, 1981.
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RICHARD 0. STMOT, MAYOR
CITY OF DTNTOM, TEXAS
ATTISTi
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CITY OF DOTON, TAUS
APPIOVED AS TO LIOAL YOR11i
C. J. TAYLOR, a., CITY ATTORBEY r
A: CITY Of DENTON, TEXAS
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114 The follovind Resolution via prosetted+ o-.
I ( RISOLIf'fI0!i ' ;s
WHEREAS, the City of Deat6t, iointlr vlth the Cities of Bryan, Oarl•ad and
A,
Oreeavills have beretoforo created the Texts Municipal Paver Agency under the Ova
of the state of Texaet and
WWI", the Board of Directors of the Texas Municipal Paver Atonal to reepon-
slbie for the proper adraiaistritlea of the offices and the expenditure of all funds
of the Atentyl and
wM3'RIA1, the City of Denton and the Cities of Bryon, Oarland and Greenville
have a direat interest it the management and exgenditure of Agency fuadei NOV,
THP1tIPOlU,
►9 ST USOL 1
VED ►Y TEi CITY COtllICIL Of THI CITY Oy DENT'Olf, TE1GlSi f r
SIMON I.
The city Council of the City ff beaten recomneadi to the govertint Wife of
the Cities of Merino *"land and Oroonville that each of the downint bodies of
the cities adopt a !dint coacurreat ordinaee ae<endidt Booties 111 at the joint
eoneurraat ordiaaaces creating the Texas Municipal Paver Agency so that Section III
weld read as follavol
"SDCTIOM II1.
A. The initial tart of office of the Direatert (calculated from the i
data of the Waste of this ordinance) and the governing body of the
portiauler public entity vho may appoint such Director tr fill each
place, shall be to folldvaa
pLACS MIA IM:TIAL =4 WDINTTIM MI-4 ENTITY
1 One Year City of Sant
2 Iwo fears city of Bryan
I One Year City of Dentan
t Tva Yaw City of Denton
S One rate city of barlatd
6 No Yates City of Oarl"d
t 061! Year city of Oreeaville
6 two Years city of Oresnvtlle
tuedeeicrs fa Wide (for each p1144) shell be agyolated by the dorera-
tat beady of :he pablio entity aopoiatidd the 1616161 Dir+oter for I'lch '
Plitt for a term at tvd yearn. lacaaclee to 6!6.04 in eacb place shall
to filled for he usexpir+l tern by the ryaernlnd body of the pubtis
etti:y which on;ire::; fli:+d rich gosittoa."
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July 28, 1961, continued t
3 0 2 b. The tvo year term of office of each dirootor expiring in 1981 arA
each year thereafter shall be ealcuaated from the first day of duly of
the year to vblch the term of office expires. The titular annual meeting
of the board of Directors shall be hold at Mo a.m. on the second
Thursday of duly of each year at the principal cities of the Agency.
The officers of the agency shall be aleoted by the board of Directors
at the regular annual meeting of the ?card of Directors each year,
C. (a) The officers of the Agency shall W
L President
2. Vice-Protideot
7, Secretary
h, Internal Auditor
S. Legal Advisor
y 6. Treuuror
T. General Manager
vho shall be appointed and removed from office by the board of
! Diroctare. The office of President and V'to-Pruideat must be hold
by a current member of the board of Directors, and no one person may
hold more than one office at the same time. 10
(b) The Coastal Manager shall be the Chief txacutivs and Administrative
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officer of the Agency and shall be responsible to the board of
Directors for the proper adminietratian of all affairs of the
Agency, placed under his control, The board at Directors shall
further detia end provide to its by-Laws far the duties and furs.
tiou of the General Manager and all other officers and employees
of the Agency.
(a) The Agency shell have such ether officers, departa wts, divi- x`
sions and employees as may from time to time be authorised by the ;F
board of Directors."
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That copies of this resolutiea be submitted to each nembor of the beard a! j
Direators and the Coesral Maciter of the Texas Muniaipal ?over Agency sad to :each
member of the "oroing body and the City Maaaaer of the Cities of Bryan, Carload
and Greaavilit.
PAM AND APPROVED this the 28th day at July, 1981,
PCHARD 0. DTivART, MAYOR
CITY of Cnrms, TVA
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CITY Of UNION, TM
APPMOVID AS TO LDDAL YO?NI
C J, TAYLOR, a., CITY ATTORN Y
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12, The folloving Resolution vu prueatMi
AtdOttfi49t
%I MAW, it to the desire of the City of Canton to partiaipat♦ is the Traffic
Eaglaterlat barvsy PrOirsm vith the State Departeiat of Rithvays end P•iblio Trans-
partation,
b+lti M, tho City of Oeatdn vill folla. n;4 rscommealatioes of the Coasuluat
rtes such racommeadottcns are praaticsl and vithia :z, :laaaoiel caPabiattes cf
the Illy of teatcat 1
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July 28, 1991, Continued
VMLPEAI, it vould U in the beet interest of the city of Denton t0 appcS3t03
at
te ippoictai Authorited Director Aeand lot would be pnseatatire of In the
the city vlahmoter, 0. thatt 0- ChrisSartua2 sertunt. as Project
the City
Interest
of Dentaal Wits TMEPORS,
It IT Rt8'rN1D BY T6t CITY C=CIO Of THI CITY Or CM03o TEM'
pE~#3g3~
The City Council authorises and dlreats tba City Naaagar, Me, 0. Chris Rertuag
to eats the oseHflry contract Applio►tiao to enter into and partiaipete to the
Traffic tglasertng Program vith the Itate Department of Righvays sad Transpor-
I tattoo.
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PASM An APPA(M this the 28th day of July, 1981. r
j ICEARD 0. SMART. MAY08
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NMKS BOLT, CITY IECRPIARY
CITY Or DISTOR, WAS
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APPROVED AS TO 30A41 YOM
C. J. TAYLOR, a., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY Or tam", TM
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M The follovial Resolution vu presented, i
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It IT Rt80LVYD BY THE CITY COMIL Or TKI CITY Of DM M, TVA9r
WTIOK I.
The City of Dalton Iousiag Corporation is autborised to merge with Daatoo „
County Roofing Corporation for the purp0ee of deveia thg a County-vide Xogram to J
determine sad assess demand for both multi-!sadly housing rental units and single
family homer, and rose the funding of such programs through the issuaaae of mortgage s
revenue hands under provisions of the Mortfage Subsidy land Act of 1980, certain
provisions of the Taternal Revenue code, Ind ltwe or the dte a of Texas.
StCT10E Its F.
Further, the City of Denton Routing Urporatioe. is hereby autharised to make
vhatever arrangeseats deemed aeceasaey and appropriate with the cotton county r 4g
Iausiag Corporation a to memfsrship of the Iderd of Directors sad other terms to
ee mutually agreed upon.
PAN D A,nD MROM this the 28th day of July, 1981.
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July 26, 1981, Continued
804 14. Dolsad Laney, Hickory Creak Amuag, Fn Chairman, presented recommandat
or PUS to the Counoil as follovn
A. To authorise subaission of a revised Stop III Omat Application to tl
Teat Dapartaeat of Vater BeIOutten for 11,439,465 for a agment of the
Hickory Crack interceptor Project.
S, That the S-year Capital Improriment plan he amended to alloy for
now 11,639062
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southrof Old Alton tolthhee azlsling Crook station 1
South Tort Varth Drive.
Stewart motion, Cailey second to authority submitting a revised Step III 'eat
Application to the Taco Department of Water Xeaourtes for 110439,465 fo It
meat of the Hickory Creek Interceptor Project, Nation carried unanimous
. rci. Meeting adjourned at 9505
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r` August 4, 1981
` Ooint meeting of the City Council and the Hospital,Board at 4:00 p.m., Tuesday,
August 4, 11 at Plov Memorial Hospital,
IPA E6NTt Mayor Stevart, Mayor Pro Sea Stephens, Council Members Catley, Talialerro,
Alford, Piddleeyarser.
A-Mtn t Council Member Cbev.
Council Members vere briefed by flow Board members and management, advising the
type of operation problem are". Lad current conditions of hospital services and
status of financial condition.
Pollovint a question and anever period, the Council toured the hospital facilities.
a.
ilegular muting of the City Council at .7100 p.m. to the Council Chambers of the
Municipal Building.
t~ PRX9VT Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tom Stephens, Council Members Willy, Tallsferro,
17 Alford, Siddlesperger, Lad thew. a'
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1. Consent Agenda
Stephens motion, Alford second that the Consent Agenda be approved. Motion
oarrled unanimously.
A. Bids/Purchase Orders
1. Bid /8917, Sale of 8441 Tstate. the Council approved the high bid
of BlehLrd F. Bare is the amount of 14,969.32. (Property located on
east side of N. Sell between Sherman Lad Coronado.
2. Btd 15919, 500 NCR Copper Cable. Council approved lov Ltd of Nelaan
Ileetrld at 14.432 per foot or 119,944.00. POl Dentom delivery 2 Weeks.
2. Ordiaandee
A. The Council considered adoption Of as Amondmeat to the t1datric Site
Ordinance relating to clarification of primary service and secondary
" service eutomers_,
The folloving Ordinance wss prereatedt )
10. 81-6g
AN O"INANCt AMENDING 1ECTIOg 25-21 (0)(9) Or CHAPTER 25, UTIunu, or
THS CODS Or O 110Ctl Dr THt Orly OP DESM04 TTJG9 PINTAISINO TO PSDWY
ant" (VANSPONMATION NVIFfW own BY THB Us"11 AMWM0 &M I01 21.21
(0)(10) Or LAID CRAPTIN PNOVIDINO ITS StCONDAA1 SPAYICt - PNDWY 1t VED
e W 97OSMATION twzpx NP owvzD BY THr CITy)i An DCC'GAING AD IPPEOTIVt
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Colley motion, Taliaferrd mewed that the Ordiaadds to j04844, On roll
dall vote, Caller "aye", Tallaferro "aye", Itephans "Lye", Alford "aye",
Niddlssparrer "aye", Chav "aye", and Mayor "aye", Motion sealed unanimously.
R, B. Council considered adoption of an Amendment to the Ileatrio Mates relating
to charges for churches.
The foliewimt Ordtawa vu preseatsdt
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Al CADLIM3 OMLY 40 W =r 15-21 (1)(3) Or cxoY 175, 'PIIIISJIti, 1 182
CODS OP OADI,YAYCIS Or THE CITY Or Drng, rt.YAS, #W.AIN.'NO TO :tU X
C1t"IOAL gtaJiCt RATE31 AND Ot!.:AKIN? U UYVIM OATL
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Stephens notion, Chev second that the Ordinance be failed. On roll call
vote, Cailey "aye", Taliaferra "aye", ROOM "aye , Alford " "
11441eeperger "aye", Chev "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
C. The Council considered adoptiot of an Antadment to the calculation provisions
for average billing. ,
The folloving Ordinance via preeentedt
N0. 81-71
AN ORDINANCE Ate 113 SECTION 2f-6,1{b) OF CBAPTSIS 23, CODR OF ORDINANCES
OF M CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, pdpMVINO To AVERAGE EILLtKS FOR SERVICk3;
A" DECLARING AN EITECTIVB DATE.
y: 6tepbens motion, Alford second that Ordinance be passed. On roll deal 1
vote, oatley "eye" Taliaferro "eye", Stepbans "aye", Alford " "
Biddleaperger "ayod, Chev "eye", and Mayor "sys". Motion carried/ Lnaafmously.
S. The Council considered the introduction of ►n ordinance instituting diaannexation
proceedings of City of Denton generation plant site (Spencer paver plant):
f The City Attorney advised that 70 days from today an ordinance can be passed.
Stephens motion, Taliaferro second to introduce am ordinance instigating dissa-
nexation proceedings of the City of Denton generation Plant site. Motion carried
uwnimoualy.
The Council considered approval of a site plan for planned development {pD-61
Doldoa Triangle Mall) for n& U lane bawling center located At the northwest corner
of San Jaointa Boulevard and Colorado. k
Dailey mettod, Taliaforro second to approve site plan for planned development (PD-61
boldea Triangle Mall) for a ~2 lane bovling center, Motion tarried unanimously.
3 Report to the City Council oa the 1980 Consul rate for purposes of rodistrictit j
mingle ,ember districts. 1
Jeff Meyer advised that the planning and Community Development Department recommends
imediatt action to redistrict the City to Obtain single aenbdr districts with
t approximately equivalent Populatioae, sub a trades is potentially diflioult and
time consuming. It apppears likely that the City Pill deadU 1. Justice Department
oonourreace vith the dletrictIn# prior to the 1982 City CounttI eledtlons.
The Mayor said that City should establish am ad hod committee so the City dark to
ready rhea precincts art finaltsed.
Itephaha motion, Chtv second that the City Pisansr, the City Attorney, and the
City Manager servo on this committee. Motion tarried unanimously.
6. The Oounetl discussed mobile and modular homes to the city of Denton, The
Manager data :hat he and staff have been rovieving the City Council's Action on
the use end oeeupanay of mobile and modular homed to the City. The local optniaa
is that It the Council wishes to allow mobile hoeea in all stab in the City, that
an ordiouce to that effect must be paseea.
( It this to the tateot of the city council, then the staff Asks for clarification of
~i this issue. There are several items relating to Council aatloas en this items rkfat d
to the Building Code. Recently in revieviag code, apparettly mobile boots must not
be outside a mobile home park,
citify motion, Cher second to refer bask to aa+-noose cub committee. Motion tarried
unanimously. ,
T, The Coundii aoaeiiares epprewl of a roeommeedatioa from the Catae Television
Advisory lewd relative to proposed legislation affecting the Atility of local
gowrnaeeats to rsfiilite ratio.
III% Aageld ropottsd that the Cable Advisory Scam recdmmen.'s that the City We
a stance apposel to those saatiind of femsto alit 499 vhich rill Wriest on tha
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August k, 1981, Continued
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City's existing regulatory powers over cable TV, and specifically trill probibit
City from regulattag cable TV rates.
Utley motion, Taliaferro second to approve reecmendation from the Cable TV Advisory
Board. !lotion carried unanimously,
6. The Council considered desigastioa of dates for the 1981-82 budget wrkshop `
sessional
MWIT CALINDAH
Council Vorksbops August 1T-18, 1981
Ill h%lio staring September 1, 1961
Adoption of Budget September 13. 1981
s fiaance Director MoVery advised thatt ,
1, must hare public hearing on tax rate
2. Advertise 17 days before public bearing
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City manager stated citims are ngt facing t tax increase.,
liddleeperpr motion, Taliaferro seeoad to approve calendar and'scbedales. Motion
carried unanimously.
Chet motion, Biddlesparger second to adjourn. Notion carried unanimously.
Meeting Adjourned at 8115 P.m.
SICHAIO B. T. MAYOR
CITY Of DMV, TUM
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August 11, 1981
Joint meeting of the City Co,u:cil and the Sistorle Landmark Commission at 6100 p.m.,
Tuesday, Aue~et 11. 1981 in the Civil Lefanee Aooo.
1 5:00 p.m.
! PPESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tom Stephens, Council Members Galley, Taliaferrc.
Alford, Aiddledperger, and Cher.
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Council cOaveded into lkeeutive Session to consider Legal Matters, Real Siesta,
f and Personnel.
The Council adjourned to attend the 6:00 p.m. meeting. No official setton vas
taken.
s° . 6:00 P.M.
The Council Members raceived a report by architects and a atilt reoommoodatfoo V
on the police Sulldiao (Bee discussion at meeting below).
T:00
Special called meetlnS of the City Ceuneil at 7,00
of the Municipal Suildlog. D•a. in the Council Chambers
PRBL'NT: Mayor Stevan
" j Mayor Pro Ten Stephens, Council Members Galley, Tallaterro,
Alford, Chev, and Riddlasperger
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1. The Council considered the report from the architects on the Police building
and a recoauteadation from the City Staff.
Tallaferro motion, Dailey second to nee the present east front of the Old City t
Hall and to construct a ramp for handicap scesesitility,
Pelloving a lengthy discusston, hiddiesperger motion, Stepbene second t6 amend
the previous matton to t Minate the ramp, learing handicap sce#Wbility up
to city Stilt.
On roll call vote, Stephens "aye", Alford "ale", Chty "aye", Afddlespergar "aye"s
Steam "aye", T+ltaferro "no rota", Oaiiey co vote". Motion on amendment carried
with Talleffrr6 NMI Galley not voting.
both Osiler and Talieferro reluested clarification of the acandment motion,
Mayor stated that the amendennt motion vas to approve east entrance and here
handicap ,recede amp to Staff.
Da re-rote Of amendment, 04L!1e(r "no", TaIL04 t "oe", Stephens "are",' Alford "aye%
Riddlesperget "aye", Chev "aye , Mayor "aye". Action Ltandment esrried 3 to p
bath Taliaterro and Dailey voting no.
s the method of Acted to amend motion that the eAcE side to used as the lrosL and
the f.
meshed of accede be Ieti to staf
On roll nal1 vote, Colley "ays", Talieftero "no vote", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Aiddlesperser "are", Chew "aye% Mayor "aye". Notion carried.
Consent Agenda
Al/dlesperger motion, Stephens second that the Consent Agenda to approved. Motion
dsrrisd unanimously.
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1. The final repiat of Deeto6 Area Teachers Credit Union Addition vie 1.'
approved.
i 9. The final plat of Ooiden Triangle Industrial park, Phase 17 we
~s approved.
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August 11, 1981, ContiaWd
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1. Contraetam
1. The contract with Concrete Contractor Company for clearing work
adjacent to the VIweniz apartments was approved. t~
C. Chat,. Orderel I
1, Change Ordersfl6 and 17 for ceiling tile and light fixtures for the
Library were approved
1. public Searingxt
A. 6-1500. The Council Considered the petition of Grant Tacobaoa requseting
a acting change from single hmily (Sr.?) to planned development (PD)
toning 014111fleatioa on an approximately .64 aere treat located on the {
northwest career of Malone and Broadway.
1. The following Ordinance was presented:
10. 61-72 r,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDIHO THE 601210 W OF THE CITY OF DWQ1e TEXAS,
AS SAn WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THI COOS Of CRDtNANCES Of THE
CITY Of DENTON, TEXAS, IY ORDINANCE 10. 69-16 A7D) AS SAID MAN! APPLIES A.
TO APPROXIMATELY .64 ACRE TRAM 01 LAID, MORN CA LUG, tN TN! CITY Or
DINTOeII AND HORN PAMICULA y DESCRIBED HWIIm AND DICLARIIO Al -rr
EPTECTIVE DATI.
06110y Ratio%,`Alford second to approve the OrdSnahee On roll tall
vote, Oailey "aye", Talieferro "aye", etstUas "We", Alford "aye",
Riddleeperder "aye", Chew "aye", Stewart aya". Motion carried :
unanimously.
1. 1-1502. The Council donsidered the petition of Dottie Dowling rogaesting
a sonde` ehaage from Wgit family (Sf-T) to platted development (PD)
Boning eLesifleation at 1103 tagls Drive.
1. The following Ordiaance was preaentedm
No. 51-73
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ORDUAACI ADOPTED AMD190 TU 1CVr1G SAP Of In CITY Of DUNTOH, TmtA,
A9 SAME AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE 01 ORDINANCES Of THE
CITY Of Dt1101, TEXAS, IY ORDINANCt 10. 69-11 AHD AS SAID MAp AMtU
TO 1303 1AOL1 DIM 11 THE CITY Of DEMij AND MDR% PA"ICUURLY
DESCRIBED WRINS AND HCURI10 AS NIIICTIVI DATE.
Alford motion, Talisferro second to approre the Ordinance. 00 roll
tali vote, OaSUy "aye"~ Taltaferro "aye", Stephyna "aya", Alford "aye",
Rdddleaperger "aye", Ohav "aye", Mayor "aye". RAW% carried
unanimously.
hs;a. C. E-1503. The Council eaneideeed the petition of Joseph Burris re uestttl
a soning Change from agricultural (A) to planned a yolopsent (PD1 else.
sificatioe for single family residential development on an approaiertely
30-sore tract at 701 Mockingbird Une.
C 1. The following Ordinance was preaeatedm
10. $1-7h
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p AN OBDILUCI AMENDING THE tONI10 MAP Or THE CITY OF DOWN TVA $
AS WAS ADOPTED AS AN AP VWX TO THE CODE Of ORDINASCNS Of THE
CITY Or DE1T01, TEXAB, IY ORDINANCE 10. 69-11 An AS SAID MAf APPLt18
Of DUTOG,,AAND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCA131D ERIIN~i AND DECLAX110 Al
IfaWIIVE DATE.
Riddle sperser motion, Gail* second to approve the Ordinance. Do
v. fitlfY eye" LftrrQ
, "aye",6MayorR"aye". Notion
carried mnanimously.
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4. The Council considered adoption of the following Ordinances
E0. 61-15
AN ORDSNANCI REPEALING 6ICTION 19-25 Or TKE CODE OP CRDIHA.'ICES Or THS CITY
Cr DSN56 TVA, RELATISO TO THE CONStMV108 or ALCOHOLIC NEYvzts Ot
mmst6 WHIAE BILLIARD TABLES ARE OWHCD AND OPERATED AND PROVIDING AN Er-
M4-TIVI DATE.
Eiddiesperger motion, Chev second to approve %be Ordinance, On roll Call
vote Dailey "no", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesrerger
"eyed, Chev "are", Mayor "no". Mahon carted five to tvo. ;
S. The Council considered the following tMlutleat
MOUITION
WHEABAS, on Augutt lb, 19810 the city of Denton and its oitlsew will lose
1 the services of King Cols, on exceptional and 4sdicaLod public aervantt sad
I WIMM, that date will mark the end of seven years of public service with
I.' the City of Denton by King Cols; +A
W1fPAEAB, these ye at have Leen ttmee Of steady Otvic actomplisb"Bts by the
City of Denton end King Cole he$ contributed greatly to those actomplisheental &04
WHEREAS, among those accOmplishmecte Vero supervision of significant capital
construction pro,ieots rx:b as the Central Tire Station, the new rind of the ImUr
fowler PAlic library, the Aev Animal Control center, the proposal Bev Police
Building, WA the North takes Recreation Centart and
WHEAI0, Kind Colets contribution to the quality of %Ite of DenteA has included 1
his 4ndlsss service to the Young Monte Christian Assoeiatton0 The United Ihy, 1
and the gyring Mittel and
U1fIMS, Mao Cols has been aeknov14dge4 as a member of the Internattoosl fA
City Management A socistiout and
WHLBTAS, King Cole has served the City of Denton in the espaeities of Admint.
atratlye Assistant, Acting pereonael Director, Deysty City gecretsry, Assistant
to the City Manager, Acting City Manager and Aeet• ant City Wanageri and
WNOW, Xing Cole has oxhimus outstanding expertise, coupled with hard wart
r LBd LA sxceptiooal ability to galye problems, and has gelBed the raspeot and
1 admirettod of the Munietpal Stiff)
NOW, THEREPOIJ, the City Council Of the City of Denton acting on boUlf Of I
the oitisthe of Deatom viskes td ae.uvledge vlth grateful apprsostiod the service
of tuy Cale and the devotion he ben given to the office of Vaunt City Mane`er '
of the City of bentco, and order that this Resolutioh be 6444 a part Of the offictal
Ainutes of this Council to be a Permanent record of the City, that a copy of this
Resolution be torwaded to him, the acid "XANO COLE", to a token of our apprerlatiod.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the lith day or August, ArD. 1961.
a~ IC 0. ART, KAY
CITY Of DENTON, two
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l0. TAYLOR( JR., CITY ATTORp .,.~I~ CITY Qy Di7ffON, TEKAB
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Chow motion, Stapbeas stoned to approve the Resolution. On roll coal vote,
Cailej "afire% Taltaferro "aye", Sttphea. "aye", Alford "aye", Niddlaperger "aye",
Chow aye , Mayor "aye". Rotten carried unanimously.
6. The Counoll considared the following Rtsolutioat
RF8ODMON
WHEREAS, e. 80 now pending before the Senate of the United states would
autborlso the FCC to net rates to be paid to states and local goVermeats by Cable
Taltvisioa Companies and to prohibit local govorsmentq from setting rates to be
charged to local subscribtrsi
WMIAS, the adoption of such legislation would not be in the best Laterest
of the public or local goaarmentl who are more able to regulate such fees and
cbar(eai NOW, TMIREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL Or THE CITY Of DENTON, "US:
ONTIOS I.
The Senate of the United States is horeby urged to delete from S. 898, before `
final pasoage, the provision of the bill authortelag the FCC to at rates to be' r.
paid to States dad local govaraments by Cabte TeIM an CmpsLief, and to delete
the provisions of s. 698 which would probibtt local "oviractonts from setting rates
to be charged to local subseribers.
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The Mayor is hereby directed to forward a copy of this Resolution to tsrrttor
Jobs Tower, Senator Lloyd Bentsen, Congrestmaa Ralph Roll, tad the Rational League
of Cities.
PASSED AND APPPOVYD this the 11th day of August, 1981,
PICMED . AMI, T
CITY Of DERTOR, MAN
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BROOKS MOLT, CITY SECRaTARY
CITY Cr DUTOK, TEEAS
APFROM AS TO LEGAL POR14t
C. i. TAYLOR, 0, , CITY ATTORNTY
CITY or DMOE, "us
Talisterro motion RlddlosperRar second to spprove the Wolutioe. Os roll call
y. rots Cotter "ay0d, Talisftrro "aye", Stephen "aye", Alford "aye", siddleeperot
"eyed, Chew "aye", Mayer "aye". Notion Carried unanimously.
V Y. The Council diecuseed anheratioa of lead Adjacent to the proptied Loop 286
s. and Dentoa Municipal Airport.
rry1, Chow aotioa. 8tiphens second to prooeed with snaosatios proeedurfi for the land
adjacent to the Loop 288 north area. Mottos carried u,unisouely.
t- ` Chow motion, Oaiisy ssoead to proceed with amaattien prosedures for the lead
` . aijacest to the Dome Runicipal Airport arts. Molten carried unanimously.
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t„ Stephens motion, Af6dUsperger ascend to instruct City Statf to survey tad report ,
on potential areas or anneeation with reasons and timetables. gotten carried
unanimously.
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August lit 19416 Continued
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6. The C°WCll coaeidered a116wiaa the Deetoa ComaWtty Theatre to use the Civic
Center as a baee of operation and to Darted from neraal feu associated with
that we during its next 044.604 of operetS
the tired
Taltsferro motion, Stepbaae 1econd to a11ov for the the rthe ty next f9Te64"o:. tron e. to NotiWeon carried
Center as a base of operation free of charged
unanimously.
9. The Council Cocks tiers, approve, of a lease contract Pith the Oraater Denton
Arto council for the Mud plant sad Old City Warehouse.
K Stephens motion, Alford MOM to Wrove the contract with the follo+dn/ ton-
d1t Sonu
1, City Council and Arts C°Unotl to r,ndsotistq the utility, agreement after
` ZS Year[. '
p, The Arts Council vouSd have a financlel sevtev by an ouwide auditor at
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the city Council's option.
y, A renewl of the contract based oc settefectory perforaaoee after 70 yeare,
1,. A throe (1} year dap on fund raising activttiu after the bulldt% Tun
Ledo turned over to Arts CoMeU6
1 v0414 ha %jLj W1144, go U to the tow&"*
tMe oulaeand the Q1atYlruloromaSnuaaneeCdeliaed a over the ins°ranat
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deductible.
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Xotion Carried five to two vith Utley and Tsltaferro voting
10. 1040 Council ocnddered a PeeelUtinn eanedlirl the Ctty CowWoll meeting of
August 16, 1941.
The following Pudlution vie prdotted,
RNOWTIOL 4
WMITAS, a majarity of the Council will Le out et the City of Ddatea oa. i,~..
August 14, 1941, sad it to necessary that the Council meeting for such data b0
cancelled, IN, ThDOOPL,
bg IT 010OLM L'! Ta CITY COUNCIL of THE CITY of D61PMN, T'LEASi it i
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That the raguler,Council meeting to to held at ?woo D•a• on the 16t4 dal
3 of August, 1941 is her4w daooelled.
PASSED AND AppMOYED this the 11th day of August, 1961.
CITY CY DENTON, TL1US
ATTESTS
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"a a",robtipA ner"aye ,"MoreH yo4 .4 90ttoe Carried unanin°usly.
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SUMMARY SHEET
Meeting Dates September 1, 1981
Agenda Item /t
Subjecti Sid 48928 Modification of Sycamore Street Bridge
Summarys This bid invitation was sont to several prospective
bidders and received five bids from the low of ~i
$59,506!00 to the high of $150,000,00, and the three F
lov bids were under $750000. i
Acilon Requiredt Approval by Council
Alternativesi Nona
h Recom andationi We recommend. this bid be awarded to the low bidder i r
Ashler Contracting Co, of Lewisville, Texas for
the low bia of $59,506.00, with completion within
60 working days.
8xbibitas /Tabulation sheet
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BID TITLE Modification of Sycamore St. Wright S-N ConstY Craig Aahler Kidwell
Bridge & Co. Inc, Olden Contraetin Constr. }
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SbYXARY SHEET
meeting Dater September 1, 1981 .
Agenda Item 0t
Subjects Bid 08930 Mingo Extension to Bell Avenue
Summary i This bid is for the construction of Mingo Road
{ from its present south end at Withers Street
1 along T 6 P Railroad to Bell Avenue, This in-
cludes preparation of right-of-way, line treated
j subgtade, curb and gutters and 6" and V asphalt
pavement. We sent this bid to several paving
contructioo companies and received only two bids. ►
Action Requiredt Approval by Council
Alternativest Reject all bide and rebid or not construct at
present.
FRecomomendationt We recommend, with the Engineering Departmento this
bid be awarded to the low bidder Jagoe Public Co,
for the low bid of $910530.5C v8 th the cc^,~letion
in 45 working days.
Exhibitat 0114qula40n.fheet
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OPENED 8 20 fl1 Co. Inc.
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Total Bid Price 41,530.50 140,373.2
Bid Bond yes yes
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SUMMARY SHEET
1981
Meeting Dater September to
Agenda item 01
t Sub~ectt Bid 08931 Fiberglass Line Construction Material
" Electrical Insulators "
summaryt This bid is for the replacement of electric
distribution line construction materials in
warehouse stock. The material is used by the
electric Distribution Department in the con-
struction and maintenance of overhead trans-
mission and distribution lines.
Acti6v Rolutradt Approval by Council and award of bid,,
source of Fundai This purchase will be funded from working capital i.
account 05-98-81-08 and re-ehargad to the using
department •a needed
Rscommendstioni We recommend this bid be awardsd to the lowest
responsible bidder. Item 1, 2 and 4 to U'ctitc
Distribution products in the amount of $3,421,00 - '
and Item 3 to Oraybar in the amount of $234.60.
Total bid award is $5661.60.
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SID Electrical Insulators C,E, T.F. Graybar WESCO Electrical Cumming Nelson Temple `
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VENDOR VEMM- -MDOR VENDOR VENDOR VENDOR MOW-
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3. 20 Insulator E oxals r 15.80 16,5 1
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4. 30 Insulator Cu Strand 13.45 14.04 .N /B 12.35 12.25 13,50 12.85 12.65
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SUMARY SHEET
Meeting Dates September 1, 1981
Agenda Item Ot
Subjects Purchase Order 49114 to Darr 8quipment'in the
ry k amount of $4001.25.
f Summaryi This purchase order to Darr Equipment is for party ,
and labor to repair the final drive seal on City of
Denton unit number 2490.
This unit is a 1972'model 977 caterpillar track
loader used in the landfill' operation, Darr
Equipment is the only factory authorised repair
dealer in the matroplex area. The City of Denton
Vahiele Maintenance Department is currently not
equipped to handle major repairs to heavy equipment. ,
Source of Fundas This repair will be funded from Vehicle maintenance
sublet account number 05-98-81-10 and re-charged to
the Solid Waste Disposal account for vehicle maintenance
08-03-83-43,
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Meommendations We recommend this purchase order 49114 to Darr
Equipment be approved. j
Exhibitsi Pure taga Ord r 91141 Invoice 1173527
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Dentons Texas 76201
SNOW P.O.NO,ON ALA. SNIPMLNTS, OILIVIRY TICKITS, INVOICIS STC-$a 401NV01C 1
IS [XIMPT FROM SALI1 TAX AS K^ NOWT SILL 010 TN1 CITYOP OINTON 11 PRONISITIO FROM rp PoA ~~K { '
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Rig 02490
Replace final Drive Seal - 977 72 Track Loader 4 t OOI,a '4.
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CITY OF DINTON, PURCHASING DEPT,
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EQUIPMENT 00
,OR MIT TOE' P&,901 S662•D161s, 1tu1 ?6286.!14/679.0000,
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CITY Of DENTON DALLA6, T6iA676320
SEE CAT QUALITY 1.4 A SMALL PACKAGE.
DENTON TX ASK YOUR DARR MAR ABOUT THE 03. 910. 931
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AUTKORI2CO 81 'JAMES BOSTIC
REPAIR FINAL DRIVE
I A 6N1309 SEAL SON 1.73 1015
27 fN3600 NUT MAC 436 fora
4 e 199011 SEAL',.. SON S.Q7 loot$ '
1 1 SHO64Y SEAL 0 SE0 133.;i 133.46
4 #N7231 SEAL WAS
2 SM1990 SPACER CAD •AZ 1r6/
1 YP5066 tlEAR1NG CCK _ 4.~2 .4421
i 5P506T RACE' 1 Oti 108.61 101461
1 SP9116 SEARING 011 24431 29031
1 3P 917? RACE 011 93003. 33-0
1 A 6P7639 GASKET 011 16.01 1600?
15 OS1621 CAP SORE 141 2.30 t SON
2? 350336 BOLT .1! tort J
1 3S24tl3 CASE ...,INT .f1 2000!
1 i 362443 GASKET COA L0f4.91 1r194o21
CAD 1.01 1.01
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1 LOCK LIC 10
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1 1 939651 HU9•SPRO
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TRAVEL TIME
MISCELLAMEOUS'i'CHAROES
1 MILEAGE 1194 le9.bp ieia 0
OTHER LABOR 861.00
TOTAL LA80R 611.00
1 MISC. HARDWARE CHARGE 5.99
1T6AH Nor INOwN AI1E BACK OAD[A10 '
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SUBJECTS t
Consider change order to Lowell B. Allison
Contractors, Incorporated for Sever Line on Rockwood
Street.
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ti-{ The attched change order to Lowell B, Allison
Contractors, Incorporated represents final "As-Built"
Quantities. The added cost of $4,810,06 resulted from
the need to install two (2) additional manholes at ,a
cost of $843.60 each, make two (2) additional sewer
service connections at $493,95 each, plus cartain
additional 8" sewer line to fit actual field 10
coti'itionso Subject work has been completed,
inspected and accepted by the City and is now in
" operation. ,
FISCAL SUMMARYI
Original Contract Amount $46x409.12
Chan a Order 4 810.06
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fins Contract Amount $51+'219T8
ACTION REQUIRED1
Approve or disapprove subject change order.
STAFF RECOMMENDATIONI
The Public Utilities Board at their August 20, 1981 l
meeting recommended that the change order in the
amount of $4,810,06 be approved. I
Respectfully
r{µr R, A', Nelson
a Director of Utilities
Exhibit I Change Order
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BACKWOOD LANE
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Quantity As-Built
Delcription Bid uantit Unit Price Add (Deduct)
a" sanitary Sewer Pipe 1 16~sq 3 746.45
178 L.F. 223 L.F.
8' Deep 250 L.P. 396 L.F. 19.25 2772.00
8 - 10' Deep 717 L.P, 161 L.T. 21675 (50561,00)
10 - 12, Deep 315 L.T. 360 Lor. 24.39 1,088455 r1' ,
12 - 14, Deep 0 L.P. 112 L.P. 27,08 3,012.96
4 4' - 0" Diameter Manholes 4 ea, 6 ea. 613.60 10697.20
Manhole Extra Depth IS V.F. 11 V.T. 66.60 (?66.10)
Sanitary Sewer Clesnout l ca. 0 as, 118.70 )188,70) f
4" Sanitary sewer service 22 as. 24 as. 493195 !87.90
SUBTOTAL 11,292,06
ADDITION FOR STAKING ERROR 51e.00
NET CHANGE (ADD) 1,110,06
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SUBJECT:
Allison
Consider Final Payment to Lowell R.
Contractors, Incorporated for Sewer Line on Rockwood
Street,
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In May, 1981., Lowell 8. Allison Contraator9~
Incorporated was awarded a contract to install an 89
Sewer main on Rockwood Street in the amount Of
$a6,109f12, Subject line work has been completed and
is in operation. The request for final Payment
includes a change order in the amount of $4,910.06
R making the total contract $51+219.18.
FISCAL SUMMAPYt '
original contract $46,409,12
Charge Order 810.06
Revised Contract + a
Lose Previous Payments 41'768.88
Final Payment Due $0.10
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STAR' RECOKMENDATIO141
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The Public Utilities Board at their August 20, 1981
mestir,g recommended that final payment in the amount
of $9#450,30 be made to Lowell B, Allison Contractors,
>'t Incorporated of Fort Worth, Texas,
Respectfully,
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Director of Utilities
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k STATB,MENT TO
CITY OF DENTON
FOR
ROCK1400D STREET SEWER RL?LACEMENT
FSTIMATr NO. 3 (FINAL)
SANITARY -SEWER
223 16054 3699.57 f
1. 8" Sewer# 2. 8" Sower, 6%8 LF 394 19.35 7584030. 6.75
3. LF 461 21.75 10160 r ( 1,
8".Sewar8/10
4, 8" Sewcr, 10/12 LF 360 24,19 8108,10
112 27.08 3032456'
S. 8" Sewert 12/14 A 6 843.60 5061.60
6 4''dia. Manhole, 0/6 11 66,60 732.60
7. Manhole Extra depth EA 0 188170 OQ4
8. Cleanot2t Assembly 24 493.9$ llit4
9. 4" Sewer SaiVice EA
TOTAL WORK COMPLETE TO DATE I'
CHANGE REQUIRED BECAUSE OF STAKING ERROR r
TOTAL V)ORX COMPLETE TO DATE (FINAL) 4ilSl .19
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G`fTY0 ~DE~NTONO TEXAS MUNICIPAL BUILDING ! DENTON, TEXAS 76201 ! TELEPHONE (817) 566.8200
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Lowell Allison `
1 Lowell B. Allison Contractor, Inc. ,
3725 Flory Street
k Ft. Worth, Texas 76118
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Dear Mr. Allison:
The Rockwood Sewer Line has been inspected and tested by the
City of Denton Engineering personnel and meets all 11
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Improvements include:
1550 L.F. 8" PVC Sewer Line
6 ea. Manholes
24 ea. Sewer Services
Drafting Department wiA maintenance tbondbhastbeen pryovidedDenton
City of Denton accepts maintenance on August 5, 1982.
if you have any guestions, please call.
Sincerely,
Jerry Clark, EIT
Civil Engineer
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
Back-up Summary Sheet
Meeting Date: September 1, 1982
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Approval of the final reat of
lots 11A, 12A and 15A of the
Nortbtide Addition.
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Summary: The parcel is located in an office
(0) zoning district and is being
resubdivided to ehable.the sale
of lot 1lA along with lot,.15A.
Lot 1SA has no off street parking
but lot 11A is a parking lot.
There is a residential structure -
located on lot 12A'which:is within
7 feet of the side 'lot line as it
is being resubdivided, The zoning
ordinance provides for a minimiun
10 foot setback but thc.curb and
part of the'parking,`spicewouldrbe
in lot 12A if. this regulation saes
adhered to., Other thiri_this, the
replat is satisfactoiyr and taeets
City subdivision regulations.
Action Required: Approval of the replat.
Alternatives: Approve or table the replat.
Source of Funds: N/A
Recommendation: The Planning and Zon6gg Commission
unanimously approved the 7 foot
setback and recommends approval
of the replat.
Exhibit: Map
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Back-up Summary Sheet
Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Approval of the final replat of
y lot IA and 16 of Saunders Addi-
tion.
' Summary: The parcel is located along the
west side of Carroll Boulevard
between Oak and Hickory Streeta.
The tract is being replatted into
two lots for the purpose of sale
and development. The plat is i'
satisfactory and infrastructure
is already in place.
Action Required: Approval of the replat.
Alternatives: Approve or table the replat.
Source of Funds: NIA
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Cotmaldion '
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Back-up Summary Sheet
Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Approval`of the final plat of
lot 1, block 1, Denton South
Addition.
Summary: This is a'one lot subdivision
of a3,21 acre tract'located
at the corner of San Jacinto
and proposed Colorado Boulevard I
which is being platted for devel- r.
opment as a bowling center. The
plat and plans for street, water
and drainage are satisfactory
and in accordance'.with the sub-
division regulations,
Action Required: Approval of the plat.
Alternatives: Approve or table the plat
Source of Funds: N/A
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commis41on
unanimously recommerided`'a roval
at its meeting of August 19, 1981,
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Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Approval of the final plat of
` Bellaire Heights Addition, '
Phase 1.
Summary: The petitioners seek to'plat
a 12.7 acre parcel into 50 lots
for single family (SF-7) develop-
ment north of the current`terenina-
tion of Bellaire Drive.' The `plat x
and plans for street; water, sewer,
and drainage improvements are
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satisfactory and in accordance
with the subdivision regulations.
Action Required: Approval of the plat.
Alternatives: Approve or table the plate
Recommendation: The Planning" and Zoning, Come wion
recommended approval of the plat
at its meeting of August 19, 1981
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Sack-up Summary Sheet
1 Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Approval of the final replat of 1 «~P
lot 4A of the J N. Chandler
subdivision.
The 1.173 acre tract in this re-
Summary: se.;
plat is located at Sherman Drive
and North Elm Street it, a multi-
Theiparceell-is beinggreplitted.
into one lot to accommodate de-
velopment plans. The plat is
satisfactory and in accord with
city subdivision regulations.
Action Required: Approval of the replat.
Approve or table the replat,
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Source of Funds:
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commission ,t
unanimously recommended roval
at its meeting of Augustapp 19, 1961.
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To: Denton City Council
Case No. Z-1496 Date: September 1, 1981
GENERAL INFORMATION
Richard Kelsey
Applicant: 611 First State Bank
Denton, Texas 76201
Status of Applicant: Agent for owner F
Requested Action: Planned Development (YD) zoning i'
on approximately 72 acres
Purpose: Single family (SF-10) on ;
44 acres; mulltifa lily (MF-R)
on 11 acres; two family (2F)
on 14.65 acres.
Existing Zoning: Agricultural (A)'
Location: Beginning approximateiy;2500 feet {
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Hobson Lane and F, M.- 1830 and
adjacent and east of U. S. Highwa w
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Existing Land Use: Vacant }
Surrounding Land Use North - single family residential;
and Zoning: ETJ, SF-16
South - vacant; ETJ
East - vacant, sit►gle'family
residential ETJ
West - single fami y residential,
multi-family residential,'
mini-warehouses, office,
commercial strip, light
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Applicable Regulations: Density Standards:
Unit density standards for the
MF-R zone provide that a one
bedroom unit requires a minimum
I land area of 2300 aquexe feet.
For each additional bedroom, an
additional 300 square feet of
land area is required. For MF'-1,
an efficiency unit reqquires a
minimum land area of 1000 square
feet. A one bedroom unit requires
a minimum land area of 1200 square ! .
feet. For each additional bedroom l
an additional 300 square feet of
land area is required.
SPECIAL INFORMATION
Public Utilities: Water and sewer lines will need
to be extended to`thie property
and survey work will need to be
done to see if it can be served
with sewer.
Transportation: This development will have 'access`
to a major arterial and impact on
local low density residential
streets will not be negative.
Parking: The minimum off-strse`t parking
spaces for residential use shall
be as follows
dwellings:
1) One (2) spaces for each
dwelling unit;
2) Multi-family dwol,lings:
a) Ones ace for each bedroom
unit in `dormitories room-
ing houses, or other group
housing 'structure,
b) One and one-fourt~.(1.25)
spaces for each efficiency
unit;
c) 1.50 spaces for each one
bedroom unit;
d) 1.75 spaces for each two
bedroom unit,
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ANALYSIS
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The majority of the property in this request was annexed at the
August 25, 1981 City Council meeting, The petitioner is now seeking d
planned development (PD) zoning on this 72 acre tract.
The Land Use Plan strongly encourages housing diversity throughout
the City of Denton, and this policy is closely related to housing
size and housing density, The overall intent in working toward dif-
fering housing types in adequate quantities is to insure that citi-
zens' financial conetraints and desires for different lifestyles are
considered when development takes place. In addition, by encouragingg
diversified housing throughout the City, the possibility of one housing
type concentrated in only one sector of the city is not as great. It
is felt that this policy will influence balanced diversity growth
which provides benefits of balanced land values, better utilization
of infrastructure, more energy efficiency, reduced traffic conggeation 4
and provides more of a sense of community in differing areas of town.
Plans for diversified housing should be well formulated to insure that
neighborhood integrity is maintained. This goal can be met if certain'
planning policies are followed, These policies include discouraging
concentration of one housing type in one area, encouraging good site
design transition between housing types and density, buffers, etc.
This is a request for planned development, therefore it is felt t'nat i
theopportui%i % to adhere to key policies which aid In maintaining
neighborhood chharacter is resent. Development of differing housing
types is being proposed. Good site and transportation design is ]
availabi and it is felt that the proposed residential uses will pro-
vide good transition and serve as buffers between existing and potentia.
high intensity uses.
This proposal is consistent with general, as well as specific policies
included in the Land Use Plan.
RECOMMENDATION
The Planning and Zonin Commission unanimously recommended (6.0)
approval of Z-1496 sublect to the following conditions:
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1. The density of the lots abutting the railroad shall be limited
to no more than 4 units per lot;
2. Plat approval shall constitute site plan approval.
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ALTERNATIVES
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I 1. Approve PD zoning with conditions.
2, Approve PD zoning without conditions.
3. Approve PD zoning with additional conditions.
4. Modify site plan or conditions. a
5. Deny the zoning petition.
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I ATTACHMENTS
1, Recommendation
2. Aerial
3. Property owners' list
4. Reply form totals
S. Site plan
6. Minutes
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City Council
2-1496
IN FAVOR IN OPPOSITION UNDECIDED
HIS. Osborne Lin and Sill Wendt
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Denton, Texas 76201 Denton, Texas 76201
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June 3, 1981
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Marilyn Gilchrist she felt the City must do everything
can at: out the sewer plant odor, If the City told the
people it would not smell they should stand by their
promise.
{ Andy Sidor felt.that someday the area is going to be annexed,
and felt it would be better to annex it now to prevent
problems.
' Carole Busby explained to the audience that zoning ordinances
are not tieant to be punitive but are meant to be a benefit
to all.
Carole Busby moved to approve 2-1499; the motion was seconded
by hinnie McAdams and'earried by a vote of 5-1 (Marilyn
Gilchrist voted to deny).
r B. Z-1496. This is the petition of Mr. Richard Kelsey
representing the La Tierra Company requesting annexation and
planned development (PD) zoning classification to permit the
following land uses on a tract totaling approximately 63 ,
acres:
1. Single family (SF-10) on 44 acres;
i 2. Multi family (MF-R) on 3 acres;
3, Two-family (2-F) on 16 acres.
The petitioner is also requestingg a chan a of zoning from
agricultural (A) to plAnned development VD) classification
on an adjoining tract totalin approximately 9,65 'acres to
r permit approximately eight (8 acres of multi family And
1,65 acres of two family (2»F1 development.
David Ellison explained the case.
Richard Kelsey, representing the La Tierra Company, spoke
in favor of the request.
Harry Cotch spoke in opposition to the request. His main
concern was drainage.
Greg Edwards, City Engineer, explained that drainage would
be addressed when the plat is submitted. He said that the
developer and the City would work together to insure that
other properties are not flooded out.
M. C. Birch stated that he wanted to stay deannexed.
Kelsey spoke in rebuttal,
David Ellison presented the staff report and recommendation,
Unnie McAdams moved to recommend annexation of the approxi-
mately 63 acres. Carole Busby seconded the motion and it
carried unanimously.
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Robert LeForte moved to zone this land planned development
(PD) with two conditions as recommended by staff; Linnie
McAdams seconded the motion and it carried unanimously (6-0).
Linnie McAdams moved to rezone the second parcel from
agricultural (A) to planned development (PD) with the
same two conditions. Motion was seconded by Marilyn Gilchrist '
and carried unanimously (6-0).
C. Z-1490. This is the petition of Elbert Hughes and
Dewain Campbell requestin a change of zoning from agri-
cultural (A) to Commercial (C) classification on a tract
approximately 3.1 acres in size located along the north
side of Highway 380 East beginning approximately 1500 feet
east of Trinity Road.
` David Ellison explained the case.
Ann Powell, representing Elbert Hughes and Dewain Campbelt,
spoke in favor of the request.
No one spoke in opposition.
David Ellison presented the staff report and recommendation,
stating that the Land Use Plan discourages strip commercial
zonin , and therefore recommends planned development (Pb)
classfi.cation,
Ann Powell spoke in rebuttal.
' Robert LaPorte moved to approve Z-1490. Motion was seconded
by-Bob Woodin and failed by a vote of 3-3. (Woodin, LaForte,
and Busby•"aye"; Gilchrist, Sidor, and McAdams "nay").
Linnie McAdams and Andyq Sidor stated they would like to have
planned development (PD) zoning classification to insure
proper access.
Marilyn Gilchrist moved to amend the first motion to planned
development (PD); 'Bob Woodin seconded the motion and
it carried unanimously (6-0).
D. Z-1493, This is the petition of Emilie Cunnin ham
requesting a change of zoning from agricultural (AM
commorcial (C) classification on a tract approximately 2.8
acres in size located along the west aide of Interstate
Hi hway 35 beginning approximately 220 feet north of F.M.
1173.
David Ellison explained the case. '
Emilie Cunningham spoke in favor of the request.
No one spoke in opposition.
A David Ellison presented staff report and recommend,.iv..
which was approval,
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 40NING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTONP
TEXAS, AS SAME wA.4 ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE 0.
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1,
AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO APPROXIMATELY 71.767 ACRES OF LAND, 4
MORE OR LESS, OUT OF THE 9.8.8, k. C.R.R. SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO.
196 IN THE CITY OF DENTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
C HEREIN) AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HERESY ORDAINSt
SECTION 1.
" The Zoning Clafsification and Use 0 lignation of the
following described property, to-Witt
FIRST T CT-All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying, -
en being situated in the City AAA County of Denton, State of
Texas, and being all of a First Tract of 20,994 acres, and all
of ► Second Tract of Lots Numbers 1,2,3,4, and S of the
Phillipn Addition to the City of Denton, its conveyed by dead
dated March 2S, 1959 from Elmer Phillips and wife, Nayme
Phillips to a, S. Osborne And wife, Una M. Osborne, as shown
of record in Volume 445, Page 129 of the Dead RecorIs of Denton
County, Texasr and a part of a certain First Tract of 61-2/2
scree as conveyed by died dated September 2S, 1946, from N. ;I
Clarence Smith ■nd wife, Fern D. Smith to H. S. Osborne and
wife, Edna N. Osborne, is shown of record in Volume 346, Page
the Atchison,tTopeksaAnd the above
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named Hinds lying Rtest d of Denton
Railroad, and being out of the of il.A.B. a C,A.R. Compa4Y
Survey, Abstract go. 1960 and osing more particularly deeeeMd
as followai
and BEGINNING public !road in whose the west to 40 cyfiet~ and 'being I
designated as Farm to Market Road No. 1630 tforderly old ?Oct
North to Denton Highway) said point of beginning being the f
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northeast cornet of the past mentioned first tract of 20.994,
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THENCE south 00054040, fast, along the west Boundary We of
Farm to Market Road No. 1130, $76.42 feet `tc A steel pin for
the southeast corner of the past m4ntioned first tract of
20.994 acres, and being in the neeth boundary line of a first
tract of 61.1/2 scree, as conveyed by w, Clarence Smith Arid
wife to H. S. Osborne and wife, Edna M. Oeborner
THENCE south 99453' east along the north bounAary time of the,
above mentioned 67.1/2 acre tract 40.00 toot to A point in the
e4nterline of Farm to Market Road No. 11300 and being in ;the -
east bound4ry fine of the 9.9.1. L C.N.R, Comcony survey,
Abstract No. 196, for the northeast corner of the past
mentioned 67.1/2 acre tracts
TUtNC8 south 00154140" fast along the east bound4rw,line of the
8.8,8. 4 C.P..R, Coat onlyy Suevf , and the center lint of Fara to
corner ofa th o post mentioned 67 X1/2 aeie itractr (call: ounhthis
ltn4 being 1107.22 f4etlt
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THENCE south 89'37"1* west and passing at 40 feet the east
boundary line of Farm to Market Road No. 16101 continuing on
said course, and along existing fencellne and the south
boundary line of the past mentioned first Tract of 67.1/2 i
acres, 1521.00 feet, to a steel pin and fence corner post for
the southwest corner of tract herein described and being lc the
noctheastarnly right of way line of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad=
THENCE north 3S427, wait along the --,rtheasternly boundary line
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa F+. Railroad right of way and
being 75 feet from and parallel to the centoflint of said
railroad 1483.3 feet to a steel pin for corner, and being in
the west bovidary line of toot 1 0c the past manbloned Phillips
Addition, east boundary line of LOP t of the past mentioned
Phillips Addition,, and balnq in the err right of way line of
United States Highway No. 377 and b!Iny" t e matt western corner
of the past mentioned Elmer Phillips tr,,t wife, to H. S. Osborne '
and wife second trattl
THENCE north 43051 east along fence line and the Bask bounAmiY ,S
line of said Highway go. 377 and being 85 feat ease of an
parallel to the centerline of said highway and along the Meet
boundary line of the past mentioned Lots Numbers 1,2,3,4, and S
of the Phillips Addition, 511.00 feet to a fence corner post
for the northwest corner of Lot Number 5 and the southwest
corner of Lot Number 6 of said Phillips Additions k,
THENCE south 46'09, east along fsncaltne and pawing at. 100 ,
feet the northeast corner of Lot Number S of maid additions
continuing on laid course, a total distance of 615,4 feat, to a
steel pin and fence cornar poet for Inner all corner on the N.
` S. Osborne tract of lands
THENCE north 43151' fast :00.00 feat to A steel pin for cornets r
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THENCE north 46.09'west along fencaline M. 6 feet to a fence y.
corner post or Corners
THENCE north eitat along fence]ine 300.00 feet to a fence k
comee post for the most northern northwest corner of the
Osborne First Tract of 20.994 aortas ! i g
THENCE north 49'17' east along fencelino 132303 feet to a ppopint
of beginning and containing 70,765 acres of ..able lend and ;
1,002 acres In public read, making a total cf. 71.747 acres of
land.
is hereby changed from Agricultural "A' District Classification E
Use to Planned Development 'PO' District Classification and.Uia
(planned Developmen'. 'PD" coning on 71.76 mares for Single
Family (9F-10). Multt-ramily (KY-Al and Two-Family (2-P)) under
the Coaprehenslve Toning Ordinance of the City cf Denton, Texas
.ubjOct to the following conditions and reetrt.t►ons, to-wits ;
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1. The density of lots abutting the railroad shall
be limited to no more than Lour (41 units p+r'
lot) and
2, Plat approval shall constitute site plan approval.
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day of January, 1969, as an Appendix to the Code of Ordinances
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th• same Is hereby amended to show such change to District
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f That the City COU x,11 of the City Of DentOnt Texas ber 6y
finds that such chirp is in sccocdaac4 with a comprehensive
plan for the purpose of prooot Ing 'the g9enotal welfare of the
` City of Denton, Texost and with reasonable considaratton among
other things !or th• character of the distrlc! and Sf4 r its ,
peculiar suitability or pforticuisr user, and wltfi a view to
conserving the value of the buildings, protecting hunsn Siva!, F:
} and encouraging the most appropilata uses of land for the I'
maximum benefit to the City of Denton, Togas, and its citizens.
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f immediatelq attar fits nan pats rain tho,rigatf4d psublic
hearings having heretofore bean held by. the nlannSnq and toning
commission and the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, F
after giving due notice thereof.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of
196E
RICHARD ST MAR, YO
CITY Of DENTON# TEXAS
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CITY of DENTON$ TEXAS
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Back-up Summary Sheet
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Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
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Subjeett Adoption of an ordinance
amending the zoning ordinance
of the City of Denton, Texis,
a providing, for a minimum 10 foot '
setback for gasoline service
station pump island canopies. '
Summary: The Board of Adjustment receives
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numerous petitions for front - a41
yard setback variances to peftit
the construction of ggasoline apr
vice station pump isiand, 'canoppies,
The zoning ordinance is silih 'on
pump island canopies but spodifies
a 25 foot front yard' aetbick cx-
ceppt for gasoline pumps which re-
quire an 18 foot setback.
The zoning ordinance specifies
that the Board of Adjustment tay E;'
permit modification.of'the setback f.;
regulations to secure 'spproppriata
development of a parcel of land
which differs from`other`parcels
in the district by'bein;of such
restricted area, shape or slopd'
that it cannot be appropriately
developed without such modification.
Service stations ceekinx.to con- ;
struct a canopyy are seldom ible`ta
Oemonatiate a hardship as outlined
above to justify the granting';of
a variance although the erection
of a canopy seems to' be a fe:aaon-
able land use as long as it does
not adversely impact traffic
safety,
The roposed ordinance would permit
the leading edge of a ggasoline'pump
island canopy to extend to within .
10 feet or the front' property'line ae,Iongg as it remains unobstructed
froTa ground to the "roof , and
precludes enclosure of the canopy.
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Action Required: Adoption of attached ordinance.
' Alternatives: Approve, table, deny or modify
the ordinance,
E Source of Funds: N/A
Recommendation: The Hoard of Adjustment and the
Planning and Zoning Commission, ,
ry' unanimously recommend approval.
Exhibit: Ordinance.
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' AN ORDINANCE AME D##NC THE IMING ORDINANCA APPRNn1X a MT LO
13E SUESECTION 21(h) OF THE CODE OF ORDIAANChS OF THi CITY OF
l DENTON TEXAS, PROVIDING HIMUM FRONT YARD SMACK kEGOLATIONS
P FOR OtSOLINS SERVICE STATION PUMP ISLANDS AND CANOPIES AND
DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
THE COUNCIL OF TILE CITY OF DENTON UAW G4DIINS:
SECTION I,
Er That Aprendlx a, Article 132, Suhsectlbn (1)(0401 the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texts Is hereby smended so
that the same shalt hereafter read as follows:
APPENDIX 1!, ARTICLE 13E0) (h) Gasoline service station pump islands shall not he
located nearer than eighteen (III feet to the front peoaatV
line, Pump Island Canopies may extend to wlthln ten (10) foot
t of the front property line provided such canopies on not
F enclosed ind remain unobstructed from the around to the roof at
E such canopies.
SECTION II.
This ordinance shall become effective from and after its
date of passage and approval.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of
A. D. loll.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
Back-Up Summary Sheet
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Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Adoption of an ordinance
amendingg the zoning ordinance
of the City of Denton, Was,
by adding subsection (59;1)
T defining portable advertising
signs.
Summary: The attached ordinance defines
portable advertisinp aigne as
follows:
"A sign which is not pwmanantly
attached to the ground, a structure,
or another si n, is designed, to
permit removal frog: onA location
to another for reuse; and'doea not
pprincipally refer to the able,
tease, or rental of the real
roperty upon which such sign
is situated." ;Y
This definition excludes real
estate signs, Required Approval ofthe ordinance.
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Alternatives: Approve deny, table or revise
the ordnance,
Source of I'undsi N/A
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commission
unanimously recommended approval,
of the ordinance at its meeting of
August 5, 1981.
Exhibit= Ordinance.
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A.N ORDINANCE A.M&NDING THE tosING ORbINAN6E, OPPE.VDIX Be ARTICLE
12A OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF 0&VTON TEXAS BY
1 ADDING SUBSECTION (59.11 DEFINING PORTABLE ADVEATISING SiCNS '
AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I,
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That Appendix E, Article IIA of the We of ordinances of
the City of Denton, Texas Is hersby,snonded by addini a. now
subsection to be numberod (59,11, uhtch said section shall read
as follows: 4
` APPENDIX B) ARTICLE IIA
($9,1) Win, Advert to frig , -Per tably A sign 'which is not
poragnently attached to the grounA, a, structure, or another
sign, is designed to permit removal from one location to
another for reuse, and does not principally refer to the sate,`
lease, or rental of the real property upon xbtch such sign is
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This ordinnnce shall become effective from and after its
data of.psais;e And.approral.
F PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of
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MEMORANDUM
TOs Mayor and Members of the City Council
ggpMI M, Ann Green, Administrative Assistant
DATRI August 29, 1981 z
SUBJECTi Agenda Item 15, Appearance by 8311 Keith ;
This `item is before you at the request of Mr. Bill
Keith, No back-up has been submitted for this item. r s'
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DATES August 27, 19$1 i
a BUBJECTi Agenda item 160 Appearance by Mr. Ali A1-Xafaji
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This item is before you at the request of Mr, M11
Al-Xafaji. Mr. Al-Kafaji is requesting that the City Council I
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fence in excess of 40 inches.
Attached is a copy of the section relating to fencing
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(50) Reeldckcc: Same as "dwelling"; also when used with
district, an area of residential regulations,
(61) Rooming house: See "lodging house
(52) Slput An outdoor advertising device that Is a structure
or that [s attached to or painted on a building or that
Is leaned against a structure or display on premises. f
(68) Story; The height between the successive floors of it
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building or from the top floor to the roof. The standard j i
height for a story Is eleven (11) feet, six (6) Inches. ,
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s (64) Strcct: Any thoroughfare or public driveway, other
then an alley, and more than thirty (30) feet in Nvidth, l
which has been dedicated or deeded to the public for ,
public use.
(65) Street line: A dividing line between it lot, tract or parcel i ,
of land and a contiguous street, the right-of-way line.
(66) Structural alteratlone: Any change in the supporting ,
member of a building, such so a bearing wall, column, „
beams or girders.
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(61) Strarlure: Same as "building",
(08) Trailer, hcuse (rnobtte home): A vehicle equipped for
use as a dwelling and designed to be transported on a
highway. 7
(60) Thoroughfare: Same as "street".
(60) Yard. 11III An open, unoccupied space on it lot lacing
it street extending across the front of a lot between the
side lot lines And from the main building line as epee[- ,
tied for the district In which it is located. 1 rd t
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(see appendix Illustrations 8 and 6). (Ord. No. 77.42,
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Fencing of a side of, the property line
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is td inaura Su 6otidotod -!ioi-
bility for ttiaf4ic.diiy aediss
to easolwki uniforms atakdfrda~
j Fencing when entire eaeemeat is safety add Eb enhance the oval- " T
1 split easement (Shaded area) ,must on `one lot to permitted if gate all 'appearanca of the city,
remain clear and unobstructed and or knock out panels are inatal]od
may not be fanced in. f~or_pukga~as 'access,
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Corner tots on Non-Corner hots ,4
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'AIn ordax to construct w fence of any
kind you must first obtain a permit
from the City of Denton Building In- t
spection Department in the city Nall.
*The permit cost A W003 %0'00 House
sA fence 32" or higher along the
property line may not be constructed 25 It.
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ad or'ilectii~ edifences are permitted
ins residential area o"r any other. type
of fence which is deemed haagrdoue to i
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*No fonts higher then 40" may'ba built
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beyond the front line of a houa's
leading edge.'
*No fence can be built on at obstruct-
!n= ncase to n easement unless gates
or 4OOCkout panels, at least equal to
the width of the eassaent are provided AnyfOne' wi4hln,tha shaded
An fence vitiirc t}i``eided
When a !ante is completed it must be area cannot sxcied , 2„ in area cannot ehcded i
iaepected by the Building Igspection height, in 'addition, this height. j
fine must not be i.viauai I
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fencing of a side of the property line
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Fencing when entire easement is to ialemaot bi leas Nes~etMe 4
permitted if Qata safety Add'0f 6615440i OA br+~"
Split easement (shaded area) must on one lot is Ali,appurad:e of t1►s City
rsaafn ciset and unobatruct" and or knock out panels are Wtillsd
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
Back-up Summary Sheet
Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Adoption of an ordinance
amending the code of ordi-
nances of the City of Denton,
Texas, exempting. portable si ns
of certain dimensions from sign
permit fee requirements.
Summary: The attached ordinance provides
for a` $10,00 permit' ;fee for
portable advertising siggne iii
excess of 25 square feet in'iize,
The fee would not 'apply to real
estate signs. It is anticipated
that adoption of this crdinance
will significantly aid airforce-
ment activities by providitrg. an
opportunity for instruction on
proper sign placement along with
the application for permit.
Action Requiredt Adoption of the ordinance.
Alternatives: Approve, deny, table or revise
the attached ordinance.
Source of Funds: N/A
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commission
unanimously recommends approval {
of the ordinance.
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AN ORDINANCE AAZS314O 5JBSECr10N (D) Of CHAPTER S, SECTION S-14
OF THE CODS OP ORDINANCES OP THE CITY OF DCNTON, TEEAS,
EMI.PT1N0 PORTABLE EIONS OF CERTAIN DIMISSION5 FROtI SIGN PERMIT
PEE ASOUIREMENTS AND DECLARINO AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
THE COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF DENTCN MEREBY ORDAINSI
SECTION I.
That Subsection (D) of Chapter 5, Sectlon 5-11 of the Code
J Of Ordinances of the City of Oenton# Taxes, is hereby am9nded
so that the same shall hereaftaf read as followu
CHAPTER S, SECTION 5-11
ERECTION OR PLACEMENT
(D) CONSTRUCTION, ERECTION OR PLAMeNT OF SIC48 t
For ¢onettuction, erection of Placeuent of any `sign at any
sign structure, the fee shall be Ten Dollars ` {=10.00Jt
provided, however, that no fee sball be relulred fat a
41 temporary typ• sign as listed in Appendix S. Article 11C at
this Code if such sign does not excaed'twenty-flve (75) squats y
test In surface area.
SECTION f2.
This otdlnence shall become effective from and after its
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PASSED AND APP".D this the day of
A. D. 1901.
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ClTrofDENTON,TEXAS MUNICIPAL BUILDING / DENTON, TEXAS 76201 / TELEPHONE(817)566-8200
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DATE; August 26, 1981
SUBJECT: ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONTINUING OF AD VALOREM TAXES ON AUTOMOBILES 1
On the agenda for September 1 is an ordinance which is roquired
by State law to continue taxing automobiles for !981.82. f
Taxation of automobi]es is permitted, but the taxing unit must
pass an ordinance each year specifically continuing the tax. IT.
'This ordinance Is the same. ordinance that has been passed by ` g
the City for the prior two fiscal years,
The value of the automobile roll is $53,72115706 This value
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will generate ss395,015 in revenue to the City of Denton.
budget has or, cipated continuing this tax.
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If there are any questions, I will be happy to answer them.
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AN ORDINANCE Of THE CITY OF DENTON# TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR THE
CONTINUANCE OF AD VALOREM TAXATION ON ALL AUTOMOBILES 7HAT A
FAMILY OR INDIVIDUAL OWNS AND DOES NOT HOLD OR USE FOR
PRODUCTION OF INCOME; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Texas Leglsiature has passed H.S. 1060 which
Includes the comprebensive implementation of the 1976 "Tex
Relief Amendment" approved by the Texas voters in November of
19761 and
WHEREAS, the provisions of Article S of H.E. 1060 permit
the governing body of a taxing unit to continue the ad valorem
taxation of all automobiles, as defined by Section 2, Uniform
Act Regulstlas Traffic on Highways, as amended (Article 61014,
V,A.T,S.), that a family or Individual owns and does not hold
or use for production of income; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas presently taxes all such
automobiles within its corporate lioitel and
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WHEREAS, the City Council of the city of Denton, Texas,
after careful consideration of the matter hat determtned that
the City of Denton should continue to Carry all such
automobiles on Its tax rolls for the 1901 tax year at allowed f
by Article S of H.E. 1060 (Section 29, Property Tax Code
V.A,T.S.11 NOW, THEREFORE,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINSf ,
Ham I.
That the exemption from ad voters% taxation on all
automobiles that a (amity or individual owns and floes not 4401d
of use for production of income prorldad for under Article S of
H.S. 1060 (Section 25, Property Tax Code, V.03.) S411 hot
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apply to the City of Denton, Texas Tax Rolls lot the 1941 tax
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SECTION It.
That the City of Denton, Texas shall conilnae An ad valorem
tax for the ID91 tax year on all automobiles within its
corporate limits that a family or individual owns and does not
hold or use for production of income.
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SECTION 11L
That due to the importance of this legislation and the
deadline for passage imposed by the Act creates in emergency in
the preservation of the public health, safety and welfare, and
it requires that this ordinance shall tats effect Immediately k A,
from and after its pasifge, as the IAw in shah cAses provide.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the dry of
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CITyO/ORNTON,T<XAS MUNICIPAL BUILDING / DENTON, TEXAS 76201 / TELEPHONE (817) $66,8200
: T0; Chris Hartung, City Manager
FROM, W. H. McNary, Director of Finance
DATE: August 26, 1981
I' SUBJECT: ADOPTION Of ORDINANCE APPROVING THS 1981 TAX ;Y, 1 -1
ASSESSMENT ROLLS
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The agenda for September 1 includes the adoption of an
ordinance approving the 1981 tat assessment rolls as approved
by the Board of Equalization.
The Board of Equalization diet during the month of August and
F completed their review of the tax assessment rolls, The Board
y has approved the roils and submitted them to the City Council
for its approval.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS, APPROV1Nd THE 101
T TAX ASSESSMENT ROLLS AS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
o OF THE CITY OF DENTON•
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
The loll Tax Assessment Rolls of the City of benton, tutee,
as approved by the Board of Equsliutlon of the City of Denton rAf
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are hereby approved.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the _ day of , If-fl,
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CITY OF DENTON, THIA3
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CITY Op DEN go TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL PORN:
C, J. TAYLOR JR; CITY ATTORNEY
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
j Back-up Summary Sheet
Meeting Date: September 1, 1981
City Council Agenda Item No.
Subject: Approval of revised site plan
for proposed bowling alley on
San Jacinto'Boulevard"in planned ;
development (PD=6). a,
Summary: The developers of the bowling
alley are seeking to,revisi the
recentlyapproved site plan,` ;e
The new site plan adds another
driveway'on San, Jacinto Boulevard ,
to provide better access'to'and
from the property and also would
move the building 20 feet clober
to San Jacinto Boulevard to`taka .
advantage of the natural terrain.
Action Required: Approval of the site plan with
conditions.
Alternatives: Approve, deny, table or revise
the site plani
Source of Funds: NIA
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning. Commission
unanimously recommendn ap roval of
the revised site plan trig the
following conditions:
4 1, Signs shall be setback at
least,25 feet;
2. The maximum height of signs
i. shall be 30 feet;
3. Car stops for parking shall
be at least 2 feet from the
pro erty:line to prevent
r2cles from extending over
the property line.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM i 1 1
SUHJECTi
consider Sanitary Sewer service outside the City
Limits for Mr. W. V. Rainey.
SUMMARYt
Mr. W. V. Rainey, who lives outside of Denton, has 1E
made a request for Sanitary Sewer Service on Cooper ;
t Creek Road, (see attached map). The City has a 10"
Sanitary sewer line across the front of this r '
property that was installed and paid for by Mr. L. Grimes who receives the pro-reta from this line.
ACTION REQUIRED ,
Approve or disapprove Mr. Rainey's request for Sewer
Service.
RDCOMMENDATtONt
The Public Utilities Hoard at their meeting of
August 20t 1981 recommended approval; of Mr. Ratnsy's
request for Sewer service outside of the City.
Respectfully
R. 9. Nelson
Director of Utiltia'
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Mr Earl Jones
City of Denton
215 East McKinney
Denton, Texas 76201
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Dear Mr. Jonesf
I am requesting permission from the Pvblic Utilities Board and
the City Council for Sewer Sanitation Services on Cooper Creek =
Road.
Sincerely, « y'r
N. V. Aainey
2020 East University
Dinton, Texas 76201
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THE STATE OF TEXAS I XNOW ALL MFt' i.~ .ht8Z PRESENT$I
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COUNTY OP DENTON S
WHEREAS, the City of Dentoc to the owner of the premises
described below, and I
WHEREAS, the Greater Denton Art• Council, inc. MAC) is a
Texas Won-Profit corporation dedicated to the promotion and
provision of artistic performance$ of all kinds for the benefit ,
of the cltiuns of Denton, and
WHEREAS, the Greater Denton Arts Counall, inc. deslrss to
lease said property on a long term lease arrangement whereby
they will be able to remodel the buildings on said premised tot
use by GDAC for uses consistent with a community theater end
other GDAC antlvltles for and on behalf of the citisenr of the
City of Denton, Texas) NOW, THEREFORE,
This Agreement by And botwoon the City of Denton, Texas, a ,
Municipal Home Rule City under the Constitution and Lave of the
State of Texas, hereinafter called Lessor, and'tho Greater
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SECjj0K J LEASED PREMISES
Lessor hereby lessee to Leases the following Qescribed
property owned by Lessor in Denton Countyi Texeei to-wit,
1, The warehouse and machine shop pro rty located (on
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Avenue # and
1, the electric dledsl plant pfopo located on
Hickory $treat at its intetseation with all Avenue)
said property being more speclfiaally described In Exhibit
V 'A" attached hereto and made a part hareof for all purposes,
SECTION _IL TEAM
The terra of this lease aboll be tot a period of twenty-11ve
1151 yews, conmenoing on the date of execution hereof, if
Lesler determines that Lessee has satisfaotarity performed the
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conditions and covenants Imposed upon Lessee under the lease
during the initial term, the !Asset shall have the right and
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option to extend the term of this lease for an additional
twenty-five (IS) years beyond the initial tens by informing the
Lessor in writing of the exercising of said option no later
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than three months prior to the expiration of the initial term.
SECTION Ills CONSIDERATION
It being the opinion of the City Council for the City of
Denton that the terms of this least and the results
contemplated 'therefrom, including the remodeling to be
undertaken by Leases, and resulting enhancement of the value of
the promises will cause to be accrued multiple benefits to the
citleens of the City of Denton which are consistent with the
type benefits historically provided for citissns by municipal
governments, this lease Is hereby granted to ODAC in
consideration thereof and for the further and additional
consideration of one Dollar It1,0D) per year, par property,
with such payments being due on an annual basil with respect to
esch, beginning on the data of execution of this lease end each
Gnnivereary data thereafter,
1ICTION Iv, Ulf 01 THE PROPERTY
The Leases shall use the property to promote and provide
the citizens of Denton with artistic perfotsances and
presentations of any and all kinds Inaludings but not limited
to music, theater, art, donee and till, such performances
shall be open to the public without discrimination for such
charges as determined by the Wooe, in sedition, use of the
premises shall be for the purpose of providing a performance
home for the Denton community Thsatoup the Denton Community
Choruap the Denton Community Sand, the Donee Theater of the
Southwc-It and the North Texas Ares Art Lesgoa (fnd their
successor organisations), and such other Gets groups as can be
scheduled, so lonq to the above organizations, named or
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agrees not to use such leased premises for any other purposes
without the written consent of Lessor,
SECTION V. POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY
Lessee shall be given. possession of the electrical diesel
plant on Hickory street commencing an or before one I11 year
from date of execution of this lease, or of assn tbere..fter as
a the City of Denton is able to vacate the premises, Lessee
shall be given possession of the warehouse and•machine shop on
Hickory Street on or before two (2) years Itom data of
elocution of this lease, or as soon thereafter as the city of
Denton is able to vacate the premixes. Lessor agrees to use
due diligence in disposing of all equipment now located within
such buildings in order to deliver possession to Laaaee as soon
as possible.
f+ICTJQR VI. COVENANTS OR LESSEE
I. Renovation. The Lessis hereby covenants and agrees
with Lessor to fails funds to renovate the premleea and lot
contracts for the construction of alterationo and improvoment•
to th.t premium eonelatont with the goal$ of promotion at
artiatio performances of all types. If Lesse+ falls to rafto
and collect all funds necessity for reeovstien of the promisee
within three (1) yenta of the date theses Naives possession
o[ the' warehouse and Macshop this lease shill terminate.
All remodeling, altarattona or conotruotiono and aontraeto tot
acme, shall be undertaken only with the prior approval of the
city Counoil of the city of Denton.
2e Insurance, The Levels a91e68 to and hall during and
after renovation of the promises ascots and maintain in effect
during the term of this lease and any ottensions thoreof a
policy or policies of tnsorance written by a company or
companies qualified to write inourance in the state at Tease,
providing for the following covaragoi
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a, Loss because of tire, flood wind 01 otbsr natural I
elements in an amount equal to the value of the
premleos, Including the value of the buildings and
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from r such policyaor policies shalllbe payabl dto Le sor,,y
b, Personal injury and property liability insurance in
the minimum amount of 1100,000 for loss from an
accident resulting in bodily injury to cc death of
one person and 9500,000 for injury to or death of
any number of potions to one occurrencal and
property damage liability inwince in the amount
of 110,000, Such policy or policies at insurance
s shall name the City as an insured party. The
parties recognits and acknowledge that the amounts
of coverage provided for herein ate, as of the date
of this lease, the maximum limits of liability
Imposed upon municipal governments under actions
brought against said govormmental units under the
Texas Tort claims Act. (Article 6251.19
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increased during the tits of this loose or say
extension$ thereof by legislative cotton, 'the
141es0. agrees to increase the amounts of covers
c a-, provided for herein to am amount equal to NO F
maximum amount of possible liability imposed under
the Act.
The Lessee egress to provide the Lesarar with certificates
of insurance or copies of policies of Insurance required to be
encored by Lessee becalm,
5, Janitorial Services. Lessee shall provide janitorial
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condition, Lessee and Leeaor shall each be responsible for and
agree to pay for fifty percent (sou of the cost of said
janitorial services up to an amount of $9,000 pet annum,
Seventy-five percent (751) of any janitorial coats inourred
above 15,000 per annum shall be paid by Leos/e and the
remaining twenty•tlva percent (2st) shall be paid by Lessor,
o, Lenses shall maintain the promises in a Wit claim end
optratlonal condition and shall pay tot all caste and oxeensoe
lneurrsd tot such maintomance, other thin janitorial services,
which, in the aggrogata in any one Weer of the lease term,
amount to less tlam One Thousand III,000,00) Dollars,
sfcTlom V31'- DESTRUCTION Or Pwrots
it the building or othst lmprovsments on the leased
promises should be damsgsd at destroyed by fire, tornado, or
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other casualty, the Lessor shall have the option to repair or }
rebuild the same to substantially the condition in which they !6
existed prior to such damage, provided the repairs or recon-
struction can be made wholly from the proceeds of insurance
coverage provided for by Leases, Should there not be
sufficient monies available from such Insurance proceeds to
repair or reconstruct the promisee to substantially the
condition in which they existed prior to such damage, the
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SECTION VIII, COVENANTS OR LESSOR
1, Because of the benefits accruing to the cltlsune of the
City of Denton, Togas from the development and use of the
property as a community theatre and other uses of the Creates
Canton Arta Counolli the Lessor hereby agrees to pay for all
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utility costs, inclndtng electrical, watat, Beware and garba4e ;
pickup service during the initial term of this leas.. Lusts
agrees that it is its intention to took ways to contribute to
the costs of Ouch utilities, if this lust is extended beyond
the initial twShty-five (21) year term the provisions of this a''
station Wit requiring Lessor to pay all utility noels,
Including electriealj water, over and garbage pickup soevlee,
shall not apply to ouch extended term of this lots and the
patties hereto agree to tenegotttta the allotment of costs of
providing foe sold utility services to said peomiaeo, It is
specifically provided that telephone service shall be paid for
by Lessor,
IitcTION IN. rINANCIAL STATEMENTO AUDIT
Lease shall furIsh lessor within thirty 1101 days after
the oxpiratlon of each lease Yost during the term of this loss
a financial stateeont showing the total amount of monies
waived and exponditurts made by Leeses outing that Yost.
' Leesor shall have the right at all reasonable times to examine
and audit, at Lossor's exponsa, t1e books and tooeedc of Losses.
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Lessee shall permit Lessor or its agents to enter the
demised premises at all reasonable hours to inspect and
maintain the premises or make repairs.
SECTION X11. QUIET ENJOYMENT
Lessor Warrant" that Leases shall be granted peaceable and
quiet enjoyment of the demigod peemieea free from any eviction
or any interference by Lessor so long as the property It used
for the purposes for which they ■re demised under the terror and
provision of this lease,
lECTION x11. INDEMNiTf
losses agrees to Indemnify and hold Lessor harmless ragalnet
any and all claims, demands, damages, costs, judgments and
eapenias, Including reasonable attorneys' fees for the defense
thereof arising from the conduct or management of Lesses's
activities in the leased premises or from any breach or from
any act or negligence of Looses, its agents, contractors,
employees, concessionaires or licensees in or about the leased
premises,
/SCTI N~ XtIZA USPAY CONSERVATION
The Lesese pledges to do everything within its polder to
enforce the bast possible energy conservation rules during Its
use of the premisesb it further pledged to use a significant
portion of Its renovation money to make the boit4ingo as energy
efficient ad is reasonably possible
~~fT101 N_% L. AISSONMENT AND SUBLEA31
Lessee shalt not aeeign this leads and shall net sablease
the premleea or any part thsteof without the aapreel written
r r consent of the Lessor,
rr ~erT2~ pN gV. TERMINATION
If Lessee defaulto in the performance of any tees,
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thts agreement, Lessor may terminate this agreement on giving
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thereby terminating this agreement on the date designated in
such notice unless Lessee shalt haw cured such default prior
to expiration of the fifteen (15) day period.
L TII-' LEGAL CONSTRUCTION
In case any one or more of the provisions contained in this
sgreement shall for any reason be held to be invalid, 1114941
Or unenforceable in any respect, such validity, illegality or
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uncnforcubtlity shall not affect any other'provislan thereof,
and this agreement shell be construed so if such invalid,
Illegal or unenforceable provision had never been contained
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EXECUTED this the day of ~i 1111.
LESSOR
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OP DENTON, TEXAS
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1. The electric diesel plant Property, shown as Tract 1 on I
the attached map hereto and being the same land purchased by li
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the City of Denton and recorded at Page Sol, Volume 311 of the
County Deed Records of Denton County, Texas and described 7
therein as follows
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land situated
in the City and County of Denton, State of Texse,
beingg pert of Block No. Twenty-one (21) of the
Origins Town of Denton, and being more particularly g1'
' described as follows
1101NN1N0 at a point in the north boundary line of
said Block No. 31, 161.1 feet east of the northwest
Corner thereon
T39MCS east with the north boundary line of said block
No. Twenty-one 11110 111.1 feet to the northeast M
cornet thireofl
THMN South with the east boundary line of sold Block
100 Lot fat its southeast Cornell
THSHCE west with the south boundary line of said !lock
211,1 Lest a stake in the south ++ocndary line of said
Block for Corner)
MOC1 north parallel with the west boundary line of
said Block, 300 fee! to, the place of beginning.
2, The warehouse and machine Shop properkyj shown a Sract
` 2 and 3 on the attached map hereto, and being the sane lend ;
4 deeceibed in a Canard Warranty Dad recorded to Valu,ee g76,
Page 165, of the County Deed Records of Denton County, Texas
and described therein as fotlowei
" Belnq tote No, sill (6), 8wen (7) and light 161 In
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Block No, Three 131 at the Railroad Addition to the
city of Denton, Denton County, Texas.
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CITYOl DaNTCN~ TtXA3 MUNICIPAL BUILDING / DENTON, TEXAS 76201 / TELEPHONE (817) 566.8200
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10: Chris Hartung, City Manager
FROM.' W, H, McNary, Director of Finance
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DATE: August 260 1981
SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF A TAX RATE KR PURPOSES OF ADVERTISING THE
VOTE SETTING THE TAX RATA
The agenda for September i includes an item to set a tax rate
for purposes of adve.tising the tax vote scheduled for
September 15, "Truth in Taxation" legislation requires public
notice of the time and place of the vote on the final tax
rate, This notice will have the same format as the previous
notice advertising the public hearing,
"Truth in Taxation" legislation requires that the vote occur no
later than 14 days or earlier than 3 days eftor the date of the
ublic hearing on the budget, The final budget approval and
he vote on the tax rate is schedule.; for September 15, 1961.
This item does not establish the final tax rate, it does,
however, establish thn maximum rate that will be permitted
+.y without another public hearing process,
The advertisement for the final vote will again be accompanied
by an advertisment of a uAl size explaining to the'cititens of
the City that the City is not increasing its tax rate.
x I will be happy to answer any questions concerning this process, k.
W H, McNary }
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CITY OF DENTON
MEMORANDUM
` TOs Mayor and Members of the City Council
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DATSi August 27► 1981
SUBJECTo Agenda Item 113 - Ratification of the
Reappointment of Ralph Slater to the Civil y
Service commission
After careful eValuation► I have chosen Mr. Ralph
Slater for a Leappointment to the Civil Service Commission,
respectfully request the Council's ratification of Mr. Slat Ox
reappointment to the Commission for a thre+ year term,
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Consider Accepting EPA Grant of $25,563 For Industrial
Pre-Treatment Program.
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SUMMARYI
On March 1o, 19810 the City Council authorized the
submission of an application for a grant amendment to
the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency for the
development of an industrial Pre-Treatment Prti2ram. F"
The Industrial EPA ,~~r pre tireatmentelopmeulatione
necessitated by
governing ..the control of Industrial Wasted discharged
to municipal sewage treatment systems.
' Dentonis Industrial Pre-Treatment Plan consists of the /
following three phases
Phase Is Education and Training, Industrial Waste Y
Survey, Data Analysis, Public Meeting. }
Phase ]It pre-treatment Limitations Development,
4 Evaluation of Legal Authority, Design of
Enforcement Program.
Phase Iitt Sat up laboratory equipment necessary to
conduct IPP.
The $25,563 grant amendment will provide funds for t
Phases I and 11. Phase III funding requirements can
not be determined until the completion of the first r
two (2) Phases.
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FISCAL SUMMARYi )
Total for Phases 1 and Ii $34,084
Federal Share $25,963 j
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Oily Share $ 8,521
uACTION REQUIRED!
Acceptance of the grant amendment for developing an
industrial Pre-Treatment, Program.
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The Public Utilities Board at their August 21, 1981
meeting recommended that subject grant amendment be
accepted.
Respectfull
R. E. oelaon ;
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Exhibit I Grant Amendment
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U,f. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AO[NCY ASSISTANCE IOENTIFICA 7VON NO.
ASSISTA14CE AGREEMENT/AMENDMENT C-481188-03-1
CHECK APPLICABLE 1TEMIl1 DATE Of AWARD foal Nt en au)
COOPERATIVE AOR[tNENT 8-05-81
} GRANT ACRECMENT TYPE OF ACTION
f X ASSISTANCE AMtHOMINT
SUS590694T RILAreo PRoJLCTs forwrJ Increase/Project act Fefiai Extension
PART 1-0ENEftAL 124PORMATION
. A STANCE AOGRAM A fTATV E REFERENCE . RtOULA TION R[ me CE
65.418 33 1SSC 1251 et. seq. 40 CFA. Ch. 1 Subpart E
RECIPIENTtOROANItATION
NAME a. ADDRESS {
1 City of Denton 215 East McKinney Street
Denton, Texas 76201
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f, PROJECT MANAGER (Rae1P(an! Contact)
a. NAME d. ADDRESS
b. TITLE _
e. TELEPHONE N0. (feeluda Area Cede)
PROJECT OFFICER (EPA Contact)
A. NAME d. ADORES!
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To. PROJECT TITLE/ DESCRIPTION
71,. [LATER A001UCAIL61rtMS PbR STEP f f VS (Nlar) 74, PROJECT 1114910(0'I7y
TREATMENT LtVEL1 TYPE 01ROliCT r[a Me 3
- 1S THERE ANY INDUSTRIAL FL0171
TREATMENT PROCESSI ILUDOE DESIGN_ LL
1. OU14ATION
P)IOJECT PtR100 (Daley IUOOET PERIOD Data)
Januar 193^ to June 1032 January 1940 to June 1982
S, COLLAR AMOUNTf
TOTAL PROJCCT COSTS S10,!17P,544.00 EPA AWARD AMOUNT (fo-xlndAet.-y7 5J 0918.0
UM[[PSNOtO PRIOR YR. EAL,(EPA F'eMq ?
TOTAL lL101EL[ COSTS (R'ryr) S1n,17n,544.00 N/A l
THIS ACTION(TNI t215;a~OtM~,M1nny
TOTAL SLOW 01114100 COSTS
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APPROPRIATION Doc CONTROL N0. ACCOUNT NO. 0I). CLA11 AMOUNT CHAROID
68XOM.. E00052 IGOJ065035 11 525463.00 j
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11. PAYMENT METHOD 11. 014-4[! (Name andeNlin/ add,aae, fee rode SIP Code.)
0AOVANCt19-'1.dAward) []RtIMEVRSEMCNT
SIND PAYMENT ACOU911 TO '
EPA Item 1100-294 (P... 1-i91 PPEYIOOI COITI 41 ARE 0110LITL PACE I OF A
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TABLE A- OBJECT CLASSCATEOOAY TOTA~UDGI fO![RIOt)CO3i RLf j
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I I 1. PERSONNEL
t, PRINCE SEREPITS
7. TRAVEL
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L SUPPLIES
E /.CONTRACTUAL
T. CONSTRUCTION
' I. OTHER
• , 1. TOTAL DIRECT CHAROf1
10. IN0IREC7 COSTS: RATE % BASE
11, TOTAL (share: RCClplen! r. Federal -
It. TOTAL APPROVED ASSISTANCE AMOUNT S
TABLE 0 - PROGRAM ELEMENT CLASSIFICATION
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TABL[ C - PROGRAM ELEMENT CLASSIFICATION
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1. ADMINISTRATION EXPENSE e"
1. PRELIMINARY EXPENSE
1. LAND ITRUCTVAES, RIdMT.OP.WAY
1. ARCHITECTURAL [NOINEEAINO IAStO FEES 115, ~41,06
S. OTHER ARCHITECTURAL E44IN91111I40 FEES
1. PROJECT INSPECTION FEES 226,978.00
T. 141bi%A iEXX 0 erator ralninq and Start-up 7,189.00
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pt. CONSTRUCTION ANO FAOJtCT IMPAOVtwENT Q
1 xxxxxx asit o re rea en Pr ram ,00 I
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N. TOTAL (Linn l mm is) 9,284,274.00
it. EITINAMtO INCOME (it dopliadva)
It. NIT PROJECT AM'.URT (Etna 14 atnue lu 9 8 7 00
I1 StS7. IN[Upltl►LACt UlIONI
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19 TOTAL (SAAw Recipient 25 e,. Federal 75 %J S'
M, TOTAL APPROVED ASSISTANCE AMOUNT S d
7,55? 908.00. s
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PART lit-AWARD CONDITIONS
a. GENERAL CONDITIONS
The tecipientcovenonts and agrees that It will expeditiously inltfate and timely complete the project work for
which assistance has been awarded under this agreement, In accordance with all applicable provisions of 40 CFR
Chapter i, Subpart B. The recipientwarrants, represents and agrees that It, and its contrecton, sabeontroclors,
emplloyees and representatJver, Gill comply with; (1) a I applicable provisions of 40 CFR Chapter 1, Subchapter B.
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO the provisions of Appendix A to 40 CFP Part 30, and (2) any special
` conditions set forth in this asststance agreement or any assistance amendment pursuant to 40 CFR 30.425.
b. SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
(For cooperative agreements Include rdenrification or sueunsriration of EPA responsibifitfes that reflect or
contribute to subatential Involvement.)
and increase
This project has been amended to extend the project period
funding because of new program requirements.
Amended Pa~ment Schedule
Payment may be requested for the Federal share of allowable costs
incurred. Payments should be submitted in accordance with the follow-
ing schedule.
Task Completion Date
Construction October 1981
Pretreatment Program June 1982
'Phase I .4 Ii
EXCEPT AS D"VID£D 4ERE149 ALL TERMS W CONDITIONS OF Tq£ RASIC ASSISTANCE
A9REENE!,!T/.11';0NENT (INCLUDING PRIOR AMENOMIENTS) RE'LAIN U1JCKQ1GED AND IN
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NOTEr The Agreement must be completed in duplicate and the Ori`Ins) returned to the Cranti Administration
Division for Headquarters awards and to the appropriate Crants Administrations Office for State and local
awards within 3 calendar weeks after receipt or within any extension of time as may be granted by EPA.
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Receipt of a written refusal or failure to return the properl} executed document within the prescribed time. may
teauit In the withdrawal of the offer by the Agency. Any clange to the A reemerlt by the reciplent subserIaent
to the document being sitned by the EPA Award Official which the Award Official determlaes to materially
alter the Agreement Aall void the Agreement.
OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE
The United States of America, acting by end through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), hereby offer
aseiRtonot/amendment to the rttY 0$ Denton
RetIIIAN AQA%,&A Pan
Ibt- 75 f all approved costs Incurred up to and not exceeding S 7,552, 1R1.11
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(0e the support of approved budget period effort described in application (including all application Maifrastiona)
City of Benton. ~-481149-03-1 07 n5 79 included he.eis by reference.
ILlUINO OFFICE (0eaMra AdminHrraiien olrktl AWARD APPROVAL OFFICE D
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tnl+ironmen~aq ~rotectlon Agency, Region 6 VATrIblr~SYt~ IAtectlon Agency, Region 6
4unicippal facilities Rranch, 511-11 First International 4ailding
1201 £ln Street 121 Elm Street
Dallas, Texas 75270 nallas, Texas 75270
THE UNITED TA TES F AMERICA 9Y THE U.l, ENVIRONMENTAL PROT ON AGENCY
f IO NA TU R[ Of AWARD P ICIAL TT►[D TM- i ANO TI TL[ I ! OAT[
t Acting Regional Achninist for 8-05-81
This Agreement Is Subrect to applieabl TU,S. Environmental Protection A enc statuto
g Y er to, (1) the and acv
tlgulSlionS. fn atcepling lhls award oe amendment and any payments mode pursuant thereto, (t) the nndersigne ragned
to resents that he IS M suthorlted to act on behalf of the recipient organf[ation, end (2, the teclplent agrees
(a~that the award Is lubJeet to the applicable provisions of a0 CPR Chapter 1, Subehaptee 13 add of the provisions
of this agree aunt (Parts f thru IV). end (b) that acceptance of any payments constitutes an a reement by the payee
that the amounts, If any found by EPA to have been overpsid will be refunded oe credited In full to EPA,
!Y AND ON lENALP 0' TNt OESIONA EO RECIPIENT OROANI }ION
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